Sentence examples for reference to sections from inspiring English sources
Some have nicknamed them "Zil lanes," a reference to sections of road that were set aside in the Soviet Union for the party elite and their Zil limousines.
The technique is illustrated with reference to sections of leukaemic rat kidney, epididymis and testis.
The grading of intensity for each section was determined following reference to sections taken to be representative for each grade of intensity; 0=no staining, 1=mild staining, 2=moderate staining, 3=strong, 4=very strong.
The Italian Constitutional Court has taken into account the arguments already mentioned the case of SH and Others v. Austria [ 5], and with a reference to Sections 8 (right to respect for private and family life) and 14 (prohibition of discrimination) of the European Convention on Human Rights [ 56] has taken a valid legislative support of its decision.
The coastal plain is also known as the 1002 area (a reference to section 1002 of the 1980 Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act).
The reference to section 40(1)(b) is to another part of the Act which explains what "terrorist" means in this context.
There was no reference to section 7 of the 1994 Intelligence Services Act, sometimes described as the "James Bond clause", which protects MI6 officers from prosecution for actions anywhere in the world that would otherwise be illegal.
This appears to be a reference to section 31.19.5: basis to stop individuals, which states a person could be justifiably targeted if they seek to avoid immigration officers at a train or tube station as this could be classied as "having an adverse reaction to an immigration presence".
Retirees earning more than that had to obtain a 211 waiver — a reference to Section 211 of the state's retirement and social security law — from seven state and New York City departments overseeing the education, the civil service and the court systems.
Any time you see a reference to section 409A applying to a plan or program, get some outside help.
Q: Why did you remove the reference to Section 106 of the America Creating Opportunities to Meaningfully Promote Excellence in Technology, Education, and Science Act (relating to NSF's certification that all grants satisfy a list of criteria for meeting the national interest)?
