— Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, in her dissent to the Supreme Court's decision to strike down a key section of the Voting Rights Act.
In one instance, Mr Cooney personally edited out a key section of an Environmental Protection Agency report to Congress on the dangers of climate change.
Such a lawsuit would be the first use of a key section of the Voting Rights Act to protect the rights of white voters.
The creator of Grange Hill, the ground-breaking 1980s children's drama series, will argue that broadcasters in Britain are ignoring a key section of their audience.
Two years ago, he published a paper arguing that a key section of the West Antarctic ice sheet, the Amundsen Sea sector, had gone into "irreversible retreat".
"And I went off to the seaside with my daughter" — Reza has two children — "for three weeks, where I wrote a key section of 'Desolation,' " her first novel.
In a key section of the speech, May expounded a vision of a collaborative nation, in a deliberate rejection of Margaret Thatcher's "no such thing as a society".
Ed Miliband conceded he forgot a key section of his big conference speech tackling the issue of reducing Britain's deficit, saying it was one of the perils of speaking without the help of a teleprompter.
An editor at one magazine asked to reprint an article I had written, but I told him that it had to include a key section that might be too sensitive.
But the Tories were most delighted by the mistake in which Miliband missed out a key section of his speech on the deficit and immigration, one that was briefed to some reporters the night before.
Once a key section of the hash-and-hepatitis highway, Wheeler notes that even "the most drug-addled hippie sweating through a cold-turkey nightmare" could not have imagined the chaos unleashed since his last visit.
