Sentence examples for look at chapter from inspiring English sources

Will Dobbie, of Princeton University, and Jae Song, of the Social Security Administration, look at Chapter 13 bankruptcies before the reforms of 2005.

Look at chapter 50 of the charter, for example, in which the king pledges to "entirely remove from our bailiwicks the relations of Gerard de Atheyes, so that for the future they will have no bailiwick in England".

Look at chapter 37 of the Book of Ezekiel.

"You look at Chapter 9 as a last resort," Mousseau said.

When you look at Chapter 2 of Mill's On Liberty, he thought that the marketplace of ideas would get a society to arrive at the truth.

For commenters who don't know my work and assume I'm a partisan hack, take a look at Chapter 11 of "The Assassins' Gate," my book about Iraq, for detailed criticism of just that tendency, which flourished on both sides of the war.

But given the reality that Congress is looking at Chapter 11 venue, many thought that the Federal Bankruptcy Court in Delaware would have felt some political pressure to appoint a bankruptcy trustee to replace Solyndra's top executives, who refused to answer questions about the bankruptcy of the government-backed solar panel maker, citing their rights under the Fifth Amendment.

Look at the chapter summary to get a good idea of what the chapter is about before going on to read the chapter as a whole.[16].[16]

I asked a colleague to look at one chapter in particular for me, and the feedback she gave me was gold: write in your own voice.

I highly recommend the critical reader to look at the chapter (actually the entire manuscript is excellent) entitled "Transcription factor binding does not equal function" by Dan Graur and colleagues [ 7].

We'll look at these chapters in order.