Sentence examples for chapter delivers from inspiring English sources

In summary, the chapter delivers a stronger regime in copyright protection, trademark and patent law, and sets out rules for "biologics" – pharmaceuticals, in layperson's terms.

Each chapter delivers a neat little lesson about the perils of being "bound for the sharp end of the pyramid," which is a flattering concept no matter how archly the author uses that phrase.

This chapter delivers comprehensive insights into the site investigation procedure and different soil conditions.

Hegi pulls off the same undermining of expectation in the last chapter, delivering the narrative back to Anthony's emphatically adult voice.

At a meeting of the American Federation of Teachers this summer, the lobbyist for the Connecticut chapter delivered a presentation outlining the ways that the union was able to weaken the law after unsuccessfully trying to kill it.

Tengku Muslim at-Thahiry, the head of the Aceh chapter, delivered a speech where he warned the governor "don't ruin Sharia law in Aceh".

But the final chapters deliver a jolting revelation that snaps everything back into focus.

But she keeps clear of the self-justifying temptations of fiction embedded with memoir by structuring "The Mare" as a series of short chapters delivered in the first person, slicing deftly among her characters' various points of view.

Those five chapters deliver a whole lot of action, but leave me wanting more in terms of untangling the potholed plot and relating not only to Jack but the cast of core characters around him.

And each chapter eventually delivers a succinct reiteration of the central point.

And early in "Lost Empress" (which, in what cannot be a coincidence, is broken into eighty-eight numbered chapters) Nuno delivers a hilariously profane rant against a writer who shows up at Rikers as part of an outreach program.