Sentence examples for issue section from inspiring English sources

He also noted that his website already features an "issue section," while Ms Clinton's site does not.

The provision at issue, Section 245i, allows eligible foreigners to apply for legal residency without first leaving their jobs and families here, provided they pay a $1,000 penalty.

As mentioned in "Point-spread function issue" section, the night-side data are affected by the light from the intense dayside disk.

We then present different use cases that show either how to investigate a known issue (section 'Investigation of execution anomalies'), or a general analysis to verify normal execution of the system as a whole (Investigating a residual timer).

► In a News feature in this week's Science special issue section "Gas Revolution," Robert Service profiles Roy Periana, a scientist at the Scripps Research Institute in Jupiter, Florida, who has dedicated his career to turning gaseous methane into methanol, cheaply and efficiently.

The Florida Legislature has worked very hard to make certain the issue section of the ballot does not get too long.

They spent most of their time reading candidates' biographies, issue sections and comparison charts, Edlund said.

There will then be four issue sections devoted to the economy, Scotland at home, and in the world, and what happens after the vote.

On the other hand, as of Wednesday morning, Clinton's issue section--which is broken into four broader categories--has a far less comprehensive discussion of how we should deal with racial injustice than does Sanders'--a section he added a bit over a week ago.

One of the most striking changes comes in the report's "global issues" section.

To consider these issues, Section 1 develops the theoretical framework concerning the diffusion of global norms.