Sentence examples for contained in sections from inspiring English sources

Each issue of Trimmer's Guardian was divided into three sections: 1) extracts from texts which Trimmer thought would edify her adult readers (grouped under "Memoirs" and "Extracts from Sermons"); 2) an essay by Trimmer commenting on educational issues (contained in sections such as "Original Essays" and "Systems of Education Examined"); 3) and reviews of children's books.

The intervention to be evaluated is the prohibition of tobacco advertising at point of sale (POS) contained in Sections 1 to 3 of the Tobacco and Primary Medical Services (Scotland) Act 2010 (TPMS Act) [ 6].

The law is contained in section 67 of the 2015 Serious Crime Act.

This offence is contained in section 70 of the Crimes Act.

An answer is contained in section 7 of the "Zac amendment", which relates to the rest of England too.

He recommended the offences contained in section 35P for members or ex-members of intelligence agencies should remain largely the same.

The Constitution Additional disputes revolve around a clause in the United States Constitution, contained in Section 1 of Article II, providing that "each state shall appoint, in such manner as the legislature thereof may direct," a slate of electors.

The new, judicially established statutory deadline written in place of the one contained in section 102.111 and 102.112 also creates a new rule of law in that it effectively modifies the legislative provisions provi ding for contests to election results.

This is because they are not automatically taken into consideration unless there are not sufficient assets within the marriage to satisfy specific factors, contained in section 24 of the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973, that a court will weigh up.

Asked about the costs rules contained in section 40, he said it was "part of the package of arrangements that were put in place and which we were aware were there as part of this package when we set up Impress.

The prime minister's remarks – made in an interview on 2GB on Thursday morning – leave the door open to reforming racial discrimination laws by removing the prohibition on insulting or offending people based on race contained in section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act.