Sentence examples for named section from inspiring English sources

David S. Seres, MD, Medicine, was named section editor for nutrition of the medical resource UpToDate.

He argues these tariffs are based on national security (officially named the Section 232 tariffs on steel and aluminum) and the righting of wrongs (officially named Section 301 tariffs that went into effect Friday on Chinese imports to fight Chinese intellectual property theft).

The fund, which already has a website, is being named Section 32, an ode to the science fiction of Star Trek.

In a series of court cases over the years, judges crafted an extra-statutory exemption that has been aptly named Section 4(a)(1½) to allow affiliates in certain circumstances to conduct what amounts to a private placement so they could resell some of their stock.

The initial concentration of second portion starts from 1.8 × 10-4 MBMB and like the first portion its data fit to the Temkin isotherm and does not satisfy the bilayer isotherm and its derived ones [19], such as the Langmuir-type equation and thus according to ARIAN model can not be considered as the third region (because MB bilayers do not form) but the region 2 and is named section 2B, Table 1.

In 1988, a piece of legislation named Section 28 was introduced into British schools, implemented by Margaret Thatcher.

At Kensico Cemetery in Valhalla, Chinese headstones dot a seven-acre hillside with auspiciously named sections like "Eastern Garden".

The Nagykörút (Great Boulevard), which formerly bore the names of Habsburg archdukes and archduchesses and is now divided into four named sections, follows the riverbed of a dry tributary of the Danube.

The remainder of the novel, told in three starkly named sections, "Mitko", "A Grave" and "Pox", describes the bond that develops between them over a few years, its changing power dynamics, its swings between tenderness and menace.

What You'll Find Spread out like a fan between the Bronx-Whitestone and the Throgs Neck Bridges, Whitestone's four square miles encompass a number of smaller named sections and a diverse stock of homes.

Many opera houses across the world included full-sized pictures of the patron in their programs and even named sections of the house for Vilar.