Sentence examples for losing section from inspiring English sources

A January 2012 New York Times editorial warned of the dangers of losing Section 5: "Many jurisdictions still actively sabotage the interests of minority voters, as shown in new efforts to keep these voters from the polls.

But J. Gerald Hebert, who formerly handled voting rights litigation for the Justice Department and is now in private practice, said that losing Section Five would be "devastating to protecting voting rights" because the costs of a lawsuit are so steep.

With rain pelting down, with Arsenal losing, sections of the 60,090 crowd on Saturday called out to Wenger, using an expletive, to spend some money.

Every lost section was recorded and the percentage of missing sections was not allowed to exceed 9%.

spathulata excepted), the current CHAM NRPD2/E2-b paralog is either a pseudogene (section Viola except V. hirta) or has been completely lost (section Melanium and V. hirta), while having two NRPD2/E2-a copies, one derived from CHAM and a second from MELVIO.

On the heels of that fiasco, it also lost sections from hundreds of Advanced Placement exams taken last May.

Much of the score will be familiar, but it is orchestrated and arranged differently, with the lost sections added in.

The scientists are still working out what many of the lost sections of DNA do, but expect to find more evidence of how humans differ genetically from chimpanzees.

With the tremendous growth in automobile traffic and, consequently, increasing pressure from traffic authorities for more land, there has been hardly a major city that has not lost sections of its parks to highways.

While the FBI director, James Comey, stated on Wednesday that losing the Section 215 authority would be a "big problem", the inspector general cast doubt on the overall security impact of the loss.

The Australians suffered heavily, losing two section commanders killed and a dozen men wounded in the first few minutes.