Sentence examples for insert a paragraph from inspiring English sources

This is where I planned to insert a paragraph where I made it clear that much of the work such organisations do is very good, a way to be heard, a way for the global community to come together.

With just days to go before President Clinton delivers the final State of Union speech of his presidency, there is a scramble among aides and outsiders to insert a paragraph, a sentence or even a fleeting phrase into the final text.

If so, then perhaps the next time Mr. Romney says the president has a habit of apologizing for his country, the reporter should insert a paragraph saying, more or less: "The president has never used the word 'apologize' in a speech about U.S. policy or history.

In an update on 8 March, we inserted a paragraph to clarify this was a speculative calculation by the reporter.

Fred Andrews, who was Mr. Lee's deputy business editor and his eventual successor, was once chastised by Mr. Lee for inserting a paragraph about Norway in an article about Sweden just because a top editor had impulsively suggested it.

WASHINGTON — Just two weeks after pleading guilty in a major federal fraud case, Amgen, the world's largest biotechnology firm, scored a largely unnoticed coup on Capitol Hill: Lawmakers inserted a paragraph into the "fiscal cliff" bill that did not mention the company by name but strongly favored one of its drugs.

The U.K. government appears to be taking a leaf out of Jeff Bezos' Massive Book Of Marketing Genius — by spicing up the dry digital tome that is its 2013 National Infrastructure Plan, which sets out infrastructure investment priorities for the next decade or so — by inserting a paragraph committing to encouraging the development of a robot-powered driverless future in this green and pleasant land.

We have inserted a paragraph into the Background section pointing this out explicitly and citing the relevant literature.

The amendment will insert a new paragraph 10B and will take the form of the enclosed document.

He refuses at any point to extend sympathy to workers who need to organise in order to maintain their living standards, but he chooses, meanwhile, to insert a whingeing paragraph about how heartbreaking it was for parliamentary undersecretaries in 1979 to struggle along on a salary which is, in today's money, £49,400 a year.

In this example, the link will be inserted within a paragraph.