Sentence examples for s chapter from inspiring English sources
Speaking with reporters aboard Air Force One, Jay Carney, the White House press secretary, suggested one possibility would be closing tax loopholes for S chapter corporations.
Less attention would be paid to "Insectopedia" if its "S" chapter were not literal-minded enough to be called "Sex," and if the brand of sex to which it refers were not so extra-special.
Chapter 2 presents the main argument for contextualism: the argument from the ordinary usage of "know(s)." Chapter 3 utilizes the knowledge account of assertion both to answer the most important objection to Chapter 2's argument and to underwrite a second positive argument for contextualism: the argument from variable conditions of warranted assertability for simple assertions.
We analyzed data of all children aged 0 17 years and assessed whether a higher proportion of cases visited the GP with any disease, especially skin disease as listed in the S-chapter of the ICPC [see Additional file 2], within 14 days prior to their admission than controls (GP controls and hospital controls).
The chapter S contained codes for wounds and bruises.
Furthermore, 'skin' (S), and 'digestive' (D) chapters were frequently used.
Discussion of Judah Schwartzs chapter.
Andrew Ross, the president of N.Y.U.'s chapter of the American Association of University Professors and an outspoken critic of Dr. Sexton, dismissed the question altogether.
Lehmann, J. & Joseph, S. Chapter 9: biochar systems. in Biochar for Environmental Management Science and Technologyy (eds Lehmann, J., Joseph, S.) (Earthscan Books Ltd, 2009).
This lecture is drawn from Rey Chows chapter in the anthology Sound Objects (Duke UP, forthcoming), ed.
DC2 is an FFI that has agreed to have a sponsoring entity, PFFI1, fulfill DC2's chapter 4 responsibilities under § 1.1471-5(f)(2)(iii).
