Sentence examples for section refers to from inspiring English sources

One section refers to "all income from whatever source derived".

A segment with images from the Spanish Inquisition is so ludicrous that a bishop wears DVDs as a border on his robe, and so obscure that although the press notes say the section refers to Mayan culture, that allusion is hard to discern.

The discussion of policies in this section refers to such a situation.

It is worth noting that the present time in the following section refers to the year 2008.

This section refers to the assembly of an environment which may be used for observing insider trading.

Note, that the term linear cortical magnification factor (see previous section) refers to the one-dimensional domain.

References in this section refer to a description of particular parameter.

Parameter references for the remainder of this section refer to the later.

Results presented in this section refer to the Bulmer-equilibrium response and assume that the reference population is optimized for a limited number of phenotypic records.

Southern Section," referring to the California Interscholastic Federation.

When paired with the repetitive second section, referred to as "a dance within a dance," it just seems rushed.