Sentence examples for including this paragraph from inspiring English sources

(f) The Contractor shall include the substance of this clause, including this paragraph (f), in subcontracts under such contracts.

Mr. Green wrote: That story, headlined "The NSA is Building the Country's Biggest Spy Center (Watch What You Say)," contained virtually all the "revelations" supplied by Snowden's "leaks," including this paragraph: "… the N.S.A. has turned its surveillance apparatus on the U.S. and its citizens.

I'm including this paragraph so you'll take a moment to consider just how important that last sentence is.

It includes this paragraph: When the Tories say we're all in this together, what they really mean is you're on your own.

Clearing my mind, I put together a 200-word brief that included this paragraph: "During the shuttle launching, at least one tracking camera had spotted debris falling off the shuttle external tank.

It included this paragraph: The last major release of KEDIT, KEDIT for Windows 1.5, came out in 1996, and we are no longer actively working on major "new feature" releases of the program.

At first The Scourge describes the royal romance kindled at the Midsummer Ball: "Hunky Prince Richard has found a bride at last!" (In an example of Pullman's sly cynicism, the item includes this paragraph: "Prince Richard -- the lover: A fact file of the playboy prince's previous girlfriends, pages 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8").

The concluding sentence often explains why you have included this paragraph in this assignment.

On Feb. 17, however, a Times editorial included this paragraph: "In a speech last month, [Attorney General Jeff ] Sessionssaid undocumented immigrants are far more likely than American citizens to commit crimes, a claim he found in a paper by John Lott, the disreputable economist best known for misusing statistics to suit his own ideological ends.

We have included this paragraph in the discussion sections.

I am heartened that the Guardian's first news report included this key paragraph: "Some past high-profile terror arrests have been based on intelligence that turned out to be inaccurate, and have led to accusations that police and MI5 have ramped up the nature of possible plots".