Sentence examples similar to inserting a chapter from inspiring English sources

But in the third edition of his Principles of Political Economy (1817), he inserted a chapter on machinery that changed tack.

Borrowing and developing the concept from Ireland, framers of India's Constitution inserted a chapter titled 'directive principles of state policy' in the founding document.

By way of completing the mare's nest that Wharton left behind, Ms. Mainwaring, a native Bostonian who has lived much of her life in London and Paris, inserted a short chapter, numbered IX, that attempts to soften with some transitional information the jolt when Wharton abruptly transposed the action, in Chapter VIII, to England.

The high temperature compost method of Chinese rural composting (Chapter 2) involves inserting a number of bamboo poles deep into the pile and withdrawing them a day later, leaving the pile with ventilation holes.

We have inserted a Maine woods chapter between New Jersey chapters in our life book, and we hope the addition keeps us from settling into a groove that imperceptibly deepens into a rut.

He inserted a tick.

Just insert a name.

In the epilogue, Margaret Jolly offers a brief history of Weiner's and Strathern's debates on gender studies in Papua New Guinea, inserting the eight chapters of this volume into a larger conversation regarding studies of gender and value in the Pacific.

L. 100 690, § 7092(b)(2), inserted "under this chapter, a request pursuant to section 3125 of this title" after "court order".

(2), inserted "or chapter 84 ('Federal Employees Retirement System')".

L. 99 508, § 101(b)(3), inserted "or chapter 121" in two places and substituted "foreign communications, or foreign intelligence activities conducted in accordance with otherwise applicable Federal law involving a foreign electronic communications system, utilizing a means" for "foreign communications by a means".