Sentence examples for changes to chapter from inspiring English sources
The bankruptcy institute represents bankruptcy interests more broadly, and went out of its way to propose changes to Chapter 11 that had broad support in the bankruptcy community.
Canvas, a two-year-old learning management system used by Brown University, among others, allows students to choose how to receive messages like "The reading assignment has been changed to Chapter 2".
The narrative technique changes from chapter to chapter.
But you are right, I think the extent of the irony changes from chapter to chapter.
In 2015, the legislature made extensive changes to the campaign finance chapter, but did not make those changes retroactive.
"Changes to the e-commerce chapter continue to be made in complete isolation from the stakeholders it affects, notably the global Internet community of users and innovators.
A panel of General Media's creditors asked Judge Stuart M. Bernstein of United States Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan to change the case to Chapter 7, which results in liquidation, from Chapter 11, which provides for reorganization.
The sensation was of reading a Russian novel whose numerous personages changed from chapter to chapter.
Still, the board has proposed changes to the City Charter (known as Chapter 68) that would give it more autonomy through an independent budget and stronger investigative powers.
Just as the set of technologies she talks about changes from chapter-to-chapter; her definition of "young" never quite settles on a specific age group or cohort.
His 1967 novel The Exquisite Corpse took its title from a surrealist parlor game in which stories are formed out of random sentences; in Chester's novel, characters change identity from chapter to chapter, alternating masks and genders while engaging in erotic, violent rituals against the backdrop of an otherwise prosaic world.
