Sentence examples for heading for part from inspiring English sources

As if to emphasize the latitude given to states, the administration used this heading for part of the new rule: "Higher Cost Sharing Permitted for Individuals With Incomes Above 100 Percent of the Federal Poverty Level" (that is, $19,090 for a family of three).

It's heading for other parts of the solar system, other parts in the universe.

It's heading for other parts of the solar system, other parts in the universe..

And we are actually heading for foreign parts, Dear Readers.

Israeli television broadcast tearful scenes outside the central Jerusalem police station as fathers heading for prison parted with their young children.

Ordering up weapons that were intercepted on a boat headed for that part of the world is not part of fighting terror, that's enhancing terror, and obviously we're very disappointed in him".

Published in the journal Global Change Biology, scientists looked closely at the amount of nitrogen - a proxy for protein - in plants growing at atmospheric levels of CO2 similar to those we're heading for in the middle part of this century.

But she also wrote a post on 14 May declaring that she was heading for North Carolina to take part in a protest about the new legislation there that dictates that transgender people must use the bathroom that matches the sex on their birth certificate even if that does not match their gender identity.

Wanderers, bottom of the Championship and heading for the third tier, parted ways with Neil Lennon on Tuesday just five days after a group that the former striker Holdsworth fronted purchased the club from Eddie Davies.

Wanderers, bottom of the Championship and heading for the third tier, parted ways with the former Celtic manager on Tuesday just five days after a group that the former striker Holdsworth fronted purchased the club from Eddie Davies.

Since most of the debt is now owed to other euro-zone countries, that will pose tricky questions, especially for Germany, the biggest creditor, which will do its utmost to avoid outright forgiveness for fear that other rescued countries will clamour for similar treatment.Euro-zone GDP is expected to expand in 2014 by only a modest 1%Portugal for its part is heading for a second bail-out.