Sentence examples for intended for section from inspiring English sources

Congress intended for section 702 to be used to target foreigners, but as the FISC pointed out in a recently declassified court document, tens of thousands of wholly domestic communications have been swept up in that collection.

Well, that was the plan, and Boyle certainly thought that the design arguments he intended for section two should convince the open-minded.

With the new single, however, Sony decided to cut the spoken part completely and showcase instead some of the heightening drama and tension Jackson intended for this section.

Manasollasa or Abhilashitartha Chintamani by king Somesvara III (1129) was a Sanskrit work intended for all sections of society.

Because of a production error, the opening page of the National Report yesterday, with an article about the Walt Disney Company's failed goal of racial diversity in the new suburb of Celebration, Fla., was omitted from the early edition and replaced by real estate news intended for the Real Estate section.

During submission, the author simply indicates that the submission is intended for the Tics section.

Although intended for doubly symmetric sections, the third method provides improved capacity estimates of single angles.

We will apply the concept of a recursive control proposed in previous section, intended for the control of sensor integration time and the gain, whereas the lens is controlled by a PID control.

The script consisted of 18 questions, of which 6 were closed and corresponded to the respondents' general information, and a section intended for respondents to give their consent to participating in the process of data gathering and dissemination within the framework of this study.

The Eton Choirbook motets demand similar treatment since red and black text is used to differentiate between those sections intended for soloists and those for full choir.

To this end, we developed a questionnaire with sections intended for three government sectors: research groups, electrical companies and ministries, and regulatory bodies.