Sentence examples for called section from inspiring English sources

It's called "section 17 leave".

Rental aid, called Section 8 vouchers, is one way to help.

Congress first legalized it in 2008 by enacting a law called Section 702 of the FISA Amendments Act.

One, which I've written about before, leans on an obscure part of the Communications Act called Section 706.

The balance of the $940 rent is covered by a federally funded rental subsidy program called Section 8.

Hogan-Howe said more stop and search may also be used, as may so called "section 60" powers allowing stops without an officer needing reasonable suspicion.

Third, there are already caps within Medicaid through so-called Section 1115 demonstration projects.

Mr. Rodriguez-Ema plays down the impact of losing these so-called Section 936 benefits, which the current, statehood-minded administration of Puerto Rico viewed as a crutch.

This is, in some ways, analogous to the powers of a council's so-called "section 151 officer" – usually the finance director – who has a duty to report on issues of probity and legality.

As stipulated by the National Historic Preservation Act, the so-called Section 106 review requires that the site's historical significance be officially evaluated before federal money can be used to rebuild it.

So if it formally invokes national security concerns, under so-called Section 232 authority, the Trump administration might be able to administer tariffs or other penalties against China that might otherwise be illegal under W.T.O.