Sentence examples for section of the latest from inspiring English sources

They've merely reprinted the cycling section of the latest Highway Code, which you can read for free here.

UNITED STATES There is a section of the latest media guide from the United States Soccer Federation that is called the Venue & Stadium Listing.

I was put in mind of the pervasive problem of genital misnomers by an item in the Findings section of the latest issue of Harper's that described a study where English anthropologists showed some men variously colored vulvas and noted their reactions.

He caught the crystalline thunder of the new-wave rhythm section of the late Bobby Hutcherson and Tony Williams (then all of seventeen years old) on McLean's "One Step Beyond".

There had been a distillery in the Evanton area of the Kiltearn parish as early as the eighteenth century, its existence being reported by Harry Robertson, the author of the late eighteenth century Kiltearn section of the late eighteenth century 1st Statistical Account.

A very random sample of voters taking their seats showed a cross-section of the latest polling results, with the perhaps unsurprising twist that all the couples agreed with one another.

Mr. Bijou's Coconut Building, on the other hand, is at the unadorned corner of Garden and 14th Streets in the northeast section of Hoboken, the latest sector of the city to be undergoing gentrification.

Shovels are poised to hit the ground this year on the first section of track, the latest advance in Brown's 32-year quest to erect something he believes befits the image of California as a "land of dreams".The near-term future of California's rail plans are looking up now that the appeals court has removed a major hurdle.

Fears that the bill would significantly undermine academic freedom by conferring on the Secretary of State new powers to interfere in the university curriculum, have been assuaged by an amendment that explicitly disbars ministerial interference (see Section 2 5) of the latest version of the legislation).

Growing recognition of the prevalence and impact of NSSI has led to its inclusion in Section 3 of the latest edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) [ 8], as a condition for further study.

He was reviled and condemned by sections of the late Victorian public and by parts of the British press, including the Guardian: some regarded his appalling actions as a stain on Britain's reputation.