Recently the Department of Education brought a section of federal law to light that would allow federal loans to be eliminated if, "the borrower may assert as a defense against repayment, an act or omission of the school attended by the student that would give rise to a cause of action against the school under applicable State law".
By Pamella Sittoni NAIROBI, Kenya, 17 December 2007 – Four hundred children, their teachers and UNICEF staff members brought a section of Kenya's capital to a standstill as they marched through the streets with music and banners proclaiming their arrival.
"Chicago," which opens nationally today, is also a Broadway baby's joy, with snappy cameos of theater performers, including the lovable Christine Baranski, who seems to bring a cheering section with her.
We don't want to bring a horn section or a violin player out with us.
"Consumers don't need to use claims managers to bring a complaint about section 75 – or any financial product.
Wal-Mart said this week it would bring a $10 toy section back to all of its stores, repeating a successful strategy from last Christmas.
In a landmark judgment in 2004, a week before The Hague ruling was announced, the High Court ordered the state to bring a 25-mile section of the barrier in the West Bank hills northeast of Jerusalem closer to the 1967 boundary, on grounds that the original route caused disproportionate harm to the rights of Palestinian villagers in the area.
The Studley Grange Project aims to bring a 1.2km (0.75 mile) section near Royal Wootton Bassett back to life.
The guards found maps and instructions of how to bring a helicopter over a section of Parkhurst prison on the Isle of Wight not protected by nets, as well as the notion of using the island's annual rock festival as cover for the escape.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Vowing to bring back a section of Providence that has been strewn with enormous vacant factories and piles of industrial debris for more than 30 years, a Baltimore developer is creating a $300 million mixed-use development on 18.5 acres on the Woonasquatucket River, about a mile from the city's downtown.
