Sentence examples for changing sections from inspiring English sources
LITTLE ROCK, Ark., April 2 (Reuters) - The Republican-controlled Arkansas House of Representatives on Thursday approved a revised religion bill, changing sections in the previous measure that critics said targeted gays.
In the Eastern Orthodox liturgy, in the Roman Catholic mass and breviary, and in Anglican and Lutheran liturgies, there are both fixed and changing sections.
Turnbull said there was now "considerable merit" in holding a parliamentary committee to consider changing section 18C.
On Wednesday in his monthly email newsletter, Soutphommasane said: "It remains my view that there is no case for changing section 18C of the act.
"It became perfectly obvious to the government that there was very limited community support for changing section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act and a sensible government that indicates that it wants to listen to the people responds to the communication that it receives from them," Pyne said.
And it is also known that changing section along the height through tapering or set-back could reduce across-wind responses of tall buildings.
Only 24 horses (50%) were whipped in Section 2. From the REML analysis of section times the model with a variance changing across sections was significantly better than a constant variance model (P<0.001).
This includes making the homepage more of a list like the old apps (settings > edit homepage > condensed layout), changing the sections and topics you see when you start, customising which notifications you receive, or changing the text-size to make your reading experience better.
As the objective functional, we introduce the sum of squared error norms for achieving the desired displacements on specified members, and assume that each frame member varies in the off-axis direction with changing cross sections.
The span of instruments is kaleidoscopic; twisting and changing in sections throughout the song, encouraging you look at music-making in a different light.
