Sentence examples for a standalone section on from inspiring English sources

The new agreement must explicitly include a standalone section on Loss and Damage and include a mechanism to address both financial and non-monetized impacts.

When it re-emerged as a standalone section in 1997, a man named Trip Gabriel was in charge.

The changes folded the Metro Section into the main International / National news section and combined Sports and Business (except Saturday through Monday, when Sports is still printed as a standalone section).

Prince William and Robert Downey Jr paid tribute to Attenborough in a special standalone section.

Led by Charlie Phillips, the Guardian's head of documentaries in collaboration with Rebecca Lichtenfeld of the Bertha Foundation, the standalone section will feature a high quality video player which spans the full width of the screen on mobile, tablet and desktop, offering audiences a beautifully designed, cinematic viewing experience.

Just last week, the Daily Telegraph launched its standalone section, the International Herald Tribune set out plans for a four-page broadsheet business insert (courtesy of Bloomberg) and the Financial Times went into scoop overdrive, breaking big international stories almost daily.

Rainy Day Records up the block, however, was the platonic ideal of a local record store: half dozen or so boxes of 45s (sorted by new, used and local bands); standalone sections for punk records, local bands on vinyl, new records and indie reissues; a vinyl boxed set by local band Unwound; and mix tapes – on actual cassette!

This is an optimization primarily motivated by performance considerations on a standalone machine, or on a highly integrated cluster.

I've never been a fan of the print tradition of clumping glossy pictures in standalone sections, but I can see the technical reason for it, since they call for a different quality of paper.

A standalone goal on gender equality has been retained (SDG5).

Notably, though, the panel did not propose a standalone goal on inequality.