Sentence examples for second readings from inspiring English sources

The first reading from each interviewer was discarded, and the second readings from two physicians were recorded and averaged.

(The eBook Web site does provide buyers a virtual library in which their purchased books can await eventual second readings without tying up capacity in their reading devices).

Rather his stories invite second readings that – the mark of really good work – seem to uncover sentences that weren't there the first time around.

If a cohen (a direct descendant of Aaron, the first priest) and a Levite (a member of the priestly tribe of Levi) are present, it is their privilege to be called up for the first and second readings, respectively.

But it has accused the assembly of railroading the changes through, adding extra clauses at the last minute even after the reform had completed its first and second readings.

The version is somewhat weakened from an earlier draft, which prescribed punishment for individuals who ignored such warnings from the F.S.B. Amendments proposed during the bill's first and second readings in Parliament also removed a provision that would have allowed the F.S.B. to publish its warnings in the media and to summon citizens to F.S.B. offices to be warned.

On 9 June the Psychoactive Substances Bill will have its Second Reading in the Lords.

Second Reading of the Localism Bill in the House of Lords takes place tomorrow.

Lord McAvoy, the Labour former MP I will not vote for the Second Reading of the Bill.

It should have sufficient time to be fully debated at Second Reading, probably in July, and considered in Committee.

If Labour abstains, James Wharton's bill paving the way for a referendum should easily pass its first Commons hurdle - known as its Second Reading.