Sentence examples for legacy section from inspiring English sources

The story will continue through the Civil War and end with a legacy section that features a theatrical presentation and artifacts showing the persistence of racial stereotyping in America.

A message on the youth legacy section of the London 2012 website says: "Since it won the bid to host the Games, London 2012 has worked closely with partners and stakeholders on activation programmes to promote sports participation in the run-up to, during and after the Games.

" The legacy of Section 28 – the controversial legislation that banned the "promotion" of homosexuality in schools – lingers on, even nine years after its removal, says Streeting, especially given how many current teachers trained and first taught in that era.

"One of the most damaging legacies of Section 28 was that schools have maybe found it difficult to provide fully inclusive sex and relationship education – struggling to respond to the diverse needs of their learners, rather than following a 'one size fits all' approach," Williams explains.

"One of the most damaging legacies of Section 28 was that schools have found it difficult to provide fully inclusive sex and relationship education—struggling to respond to the diverse needs of their learners, rather than following a 'one size fits all' approach," Williams explains.

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It uses modernist variants of New Orleans dirges and struts, the modal excursions of hard-bop and the Ellington big-band legacies of brassy, section-against-section byplay and sumptuously harmonized ballads.

The company will be using the additional capital to grow its new platform for publishers, including Hearst, who will be using Placester to replace their legacy real estate sections with Placester's service.

Even as friendly a book as James MacGregor Burns's "Edward Kennedy and the Camelot Legacy" (1976) included a section headed "A Question of Character".

Mr. Ebbers's lasting legacy will be a section of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act that bars companies from lending money to top executives.

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