Sentence examples for change sections from inspiring English sources

Following the launch of the new Guardian website in the US, we are starting to change sections of the site for more of our audience.

Though we regularly change sections like "This Week on the Learning Network" and "Comments of the Moment," you can always find permanent links to all the regular features we've described above.

MC then drafted the manuscript; AW contributed to sections pertaining to HIV/AIDS; MB contributed to climatic change sections.

Use the tabs at the top of the window to change sections.

If at the start of school you were assigned in the same section, ask permission to change sections and be sure when asking permission, to make it a more possible one.

The Australian newspaper has been campaigning to change section 18C.

Pretty well everything else involved, including the royal charter, creates a framework for change; section 40 is the part designed to make it work.

The prime minister has reportedly been calling Coalition MPs before a party room meeting on Tuesday to canvass their views on the need to change section 18C.

A few days later the commission's race discrimination commissioner, Tim Soutphommasane, put himself at odds with Triggs, saying there was "no case" to change section 18C.

The climate change section is now limited to one paragraph, though Dr. Gilman said that in the original version it ran two pages.

The climate change section was written by Richard Tol, who is one among several economists who have developed what are known as "integrated assessment models," which combine climate and economic modeling to estimate the costs of climate change.