When I used this project with older students, I actually took the argumentative portion one more step, asking them how it might represented in history textbooks–as a photo, a chapter, a unit paragraph, section, etc.
A diversity statement is a paragraph or section in institutional, department, or course language that welcomes the range of human representations including race, class, gender, religion, accessibility, and socioeconomic status.
The stance could have been taken that if mistakes were made, they would have to be lived with, leaving Mitchell's team looking bad if an arbitrator ordered to strike a paragraph or section.
Your next sentence, paragraph, section, chapter?
"Government has a role to play in innovation in the energy industry," begins a three-paragraph section devoted to research and development.
Choose a three-paragraph section of science text within this resource, such as part of an article.
The report, covering 2014, includes Israel and "the state of Palestine" in a 33-paragraph section on "grave violations committed against children during armed conflict".
In a two-paragraph section on "Our Republican Party's Commitment to Conservation," the 2012 platform notes that environmental policy "must balance economic development and private property rights in the short run with conservation goals over the long run".
That way, adding a section only affects the numbering for nearby sections, and adding a paragraph to a section does not change the numbering, at all.
In a paragraph-long section early in the novel, the third-person narrator describes the IRS as a "parallel world, both connected to and independent of this one, operating under its own physics and imperatives of cause" (Pale King 86).
Is it a single sentence, a paragraph, an entire section, or the complete paper itself?
