Sentence examples for introduced section from inspiring English sources

Thatcher's government is famed for having introduced Section 28, banning the promotion of homosexuality in schools.

Following the Bradley statement, a Lords amendment to the investigatory powers bill, which would have introduced section 40 for the victims of phone hacking was blocked by the government.

It would take the proverbial heart of stone not to laugh at David Wilshire, the so-called moralist Tory MP who introduced section 28, being forced to stand down after it was revealed that he has funnelled £105,500 of taxpayer-funded expenses into a research company he owns.

Unless there is a legal obligation to hold a referendum, authorities should be cautious in using this method to determine whether or not road user charging is introduced (Section 3.11).

The Internal Security (Amendment) Act 1989 also introduced section 8B(2), which is an ouster clause providing that no judicial review of orders made under the ISA shall be available save in relation to questions relating to the procedural requirements of the ISA.

In the present article, the conceptual idea of hierarchical reduction was shortly introduced (Section 1.2.1).

Orbitz, for instance, this year introduced sections of its Web site devoted to "Road Warriors" and family travelers, with lists of hotels and destinations deemed suitable to those groups.

Physicians responded positively to the newly introduced sections 'synopsis' and 'checklist for patient information' in the alternative SmPC (table 1).

She said there had not been an explanation from the former culture secretary, John Whittingdale, about his refusal to introduce section 40.

The House of Lords voted for an amendment to the investigatory powers bill, which was aimed at forcing the government to introduce section 40.

Now, with the inappropriate use of the investigatory powers bill to introduce section 40 by sleight of hand, it has come to pass.