Sentence examples for cited sections from inspiring English sources
Provisions of section 19 relating to reserve requirements are classified to the cited sections.
An analogy may be drawn between the cited sections, and the provisions of 15 O.S. 1961 §§ 214 and 215.
(a)(1)(A), was in the original "section 19 of the Federal Reserve Act". Provisions of section 19 relating to minimum and maximum reserve ratios are classified to the cited sections.
Simons was surprised to find these articles lacking in the literature cited sections of many modern books and articles on carnivorous plants, suggesting that academic research has treated Lloyd's 1942 book as the authoritative and comprehensive source on pre-1942 research on the carnivorous syndrome.
In support of his contention, he cited section 946, Cal.Civ.Code.
All references cited in the text must appear in the literature cited section and vice versa.
In the literature cited section, all authors must be fully identified and listed alphabetically.
By far the most often cited section of the book, of course, is the section dealing with the Lewinsky scandal, and with Clinton's reaction to her husband's confession of infidelity.
Pearson cited section 37 of the RTI Act, which he said mandated with "third parties (such as GGSA) who may be affected by the release of a document of an agency".
In the Six4Three case, Facebook has also cited Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, US legislation that paved the way for the modern internet by asserting that platforms cannot be liable for content users post on their sites.
Among other contentions, the Trump Campaign has cited section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, 47 U.S.C. § 230, in arguing it cannot be vicariously liable for Wikileaks' posting of stolen information.
