Politicians from two of the biggest political parties are seeking to insert a sentence into the country's constitution forbidding the building of minarets.
In response, the Justice Department inserted a sentence into its brief in the case, noting that the defendants were not whistle-blowers, and that it was not seeking to undermine the Whistleblower Protection Enhancement Act.
The former requires test-takers to reorder groups of sentences (two to three sentences) in a coherent order, and the latter requires them to insert a sentence into an appropriate place in a paragraph consisting of six sentences.
He thinks about going back in the narrative to insert a sentence about the second time he went to the bathroom, which is currently missing, but he isn't sure where to insert it, or if he wants to insert it.
"I thought we should insert a sentence or two regarding the recent EPA report indicating their initial estimates on methane emissions were too high," P. Clayton Eubanks, who served as Pruitt's deputy solicitor general, wrote in an email to William Whitsitt, then an executive vice president of Devon.
This attempts to minimize a flaw in the DNS SDK: the raw speech dump must not be done continuously, because dumping to disk always inserts a sentence break.
The Swiss Constitution guarantees freedom of religion, but the rightist Swiss People's Party, or S.V.P., and a small religious party had proposed inserting a single sentence banning the construction of minarets, leading to the referendum.
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.
Resolution 6B sought to insert an additional sentence at the end of the statement in 6A: "This category is to be called 'plutonian objects'".
