Sentence examples for response to a section from inspiring English sources
The CBBC has come under fire on Twitter in response to a section of one of its audience guides entitled 'Girls are girls and boys are boys'.
This article reports on the analysis of a corpus of scripts written in response to a section of the IELTS test requiring students to write a short argument essay.
The post was written in response to a section of Hollywood's Copyright Wars by Peter Decherney.
The report said that on one occasion in 2016, the FBI obtained information about an American in response to a search of Section 702 data intended to produce evidence of a crime not related to foreign intelligence.
The video was posted in response to a petition posted on a section of the White House Web site open to submissions from the public.
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"She had to wait for another person to enter the bathroom in order to be set free," her son wrote in response to a question left in the comments section of the YouTube clip. .
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Damazer's wide-ranging lecture will be seen as a direct response to an interview in the MediaGuardian section earlier this month in which Garvey said: "I think there is a massively middle-class bent to every programme on Radio 4. Find me a programme that isn't like that".
In response to Section 702, a contentious loophole in the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) that comes with a nasty side effect of accidentally surveilling American citizens, Wray's answers are less equivocal.
