Sentence examples for referring to section from inspiring English sources

"I support this program," she said, referring to Section 215.

He then added, "But that's not what we do with this metadata," referring to Section 215.

Whitehall weeders explain the withholding of documents due to be released to the National Archives by referring to section 3(4) of the Public Records Act.

Referring to section 40, he told the Society of Editors conference in Carlisle: "You should be wary, very wary, very wary indeed of anything that looks like an attempt too corral you into submission".

"That is one case where you have 215 standing by itself," he said, referring to Section 215 of the Patriot Act, the statute that a secret court ruling has said permits the vast collection of calling logs.

"There is a provision in our Constitution that speaks to making sure that the United States meets its obligations," the president had said, referring to Section 4 of the 14th Amendment, "and there have been some suggestions" — by Bill Clinton and various legal scholars — "that a president could use that language to basically ignore that debt ceiling rule".

People pored over yellowing photographs, referring to sections of the projects with old nicknames that still stick today: Peyton Place, Poor Block, Junkie Paradise, Crazy Corner, Flagpole, Slide Time.

Referring to Sections 2 and 3, the embedding process of the proposed scheme is described as follows: 1. Referring to Section 3.4, predict the cover image Y to get the prediction errors E;   2.

The considered simulation scenarios are completely specified by referring to sections and test numbers in TS 36.101.

The article referred to Section X, a secret society of ultrawealthy students known for decadent parties.

Please refer to Section 3.