The argument for retaining section 18C was always rather more direct.
The future Tory leader voted to retain Section 28 in the 2003 Commons vote which led to its abolition.
Stress field analysis of a retaining section and discharge section shows that the maximum tensile stress occurs near the dam heel, the maximum compressive stress occurs near the dam toe, and the stress distributions in the four schemes can satisfy the stress control criteria.
Cameron voted to retain Section 28 and voted against gay adoption, but he supported commitment for gay couples in a 2005 speech, and in October 2011 urged Conservative MPs to support gay marriage.
Such an explanation barely justifies the government's stand for retaining Section 377, as lacunae in rape laws could always be filled-in by including child sexual abuse or non-consensual sodomizing as suggested by the Law Commission of India in its 172nd Report.
At first, NBCNews.com will retain sections for MSNBC's political programs like "The Rachel Maddow Show" and "Morning Joe".
Official stamps on passages in Wilkinson's manuscript that remain secret say these passages are retained under section 3(4) of the Public Records Act, which says documents can be suppressed if "they are required for administrative purposes, or ought to be retained for any other special reason".
The bill, which retained a section that will raise the maximum size of individual SBIR grants, passed by a vote of 363 to 48.
Examples of detected SIFT keypoints are given in Figure 4. From these features, four criteria are retained (see Section 4) to contribute to the quality assessment of the biometric raw data.
