Sentence examples for chapter for those from inspiring English sources

"This Ensign case was a sad chapter for the Senate," Ms. Boxer said, "but a far sadder chapter for those whose lives were affected and destroyed by his actions".

THE old aphorism "Cairo writes, Beirut publishes, and Baghdad reads" once again rings through Iraq's holy cities. Bookstalls have multiplied, peddling photocopied confessions of Saddam Hussein's former intelligence chiefs, often brought out chapter by chapter for those who cannot afford the whole text.

"I believe political will was demonstrated to get rid of the past, to close that chapter for those who not only want to face the past, but who want Serbia to be a modern, democratic European country, said Sonja Licht, a well-known advocate for democracy here and president of the foreign affairs council of the Foreign Ministry.

It was just extremely realistic.... [From the chapter, "For Those Who Seize Power by Crime," from "The Prince"] "Cruelties inflicted immediately to secure one's position are well inflicted (if one may speak well of ill)." Note this last proviso: Machiavelli still considered himself moral, even if his advice was not... Machiavelli's book is advice to a prince on how to run a state.

Mark Fallon, the deputy commander of the now-defunct criminal investigative task force at Guantánamo, called it "a shameful chapter for the Department of Defense and those who served in uniform.

I cite some portion of that evidence in the chapter on vegetarianism (chapter 43 for those who have the book) in my textbook, "Nutrition in Clinical Practice, 2nd Edition" (2008).

A chapter for the Milibands is now closed.

A New Chapter for the Disastrous United Nations Mission in Haiti?

But the Florence property feels like a new chapter for the hotel company.

It's the final chapter for the Boy Who Lived.

This book is illustrated with black-and-white photographs and includes chapter notes for those who wish to read more deeply.