Sentence examples for section that said from inspiring English sources

"I thought I knew what the sentence meant," said Dave Beinlich, describing a section that said that "preparation" to drill was enough to allow Chief Oil and Gas to extend the duration of his lease.

The coalition did, however, as the article reported, remove from an internal report by the scientific advisory committee a section that said that "contrarian" theories of why global temperatures appeared to be rising "do not offer convincing arguments against the conventional model of greenhouse gas emission-induced climate change".

It was further amended on 14 July 2016 to remove a section that said research had found that "33.9% of young LGB people have made at least one suicide attempt, compared with 17.9% of young straight people, while 48.1% of trans young people have attempted suicide".

"We have a section that says 'simply grilled,' because women don't like to eat sauces the way men do," he said.

But there is far less precedent of presidents' challenging another section that says they must terminate any still-unauthorized operations after 60 days.

That section that says "If the Circuit Court is to do whatever is necessary to ensure," which is rather unusual language to use in statute.

Since then, many presidents, citing their power as commander in chief, have bypassed a section that says they need prior Congressional authorization to deploy forces into hostilities, except if the country is under attack.

I also found a new service on Moving.com: a Last Minute Moves section that says procrastinators (like me) might be able to get discounted moving services, because movers would rather drive full trucks than not.

Senator Christopher J. Dodd of Connecticut, the primary sponsor of the bill, points to a section that says the new bureau cannot regulate "a merchant, retailer or seller of nonfinancial goods or services that is not engaged significantly in offering or providing consumer financial products or services".

He also has suggested a revision of Article 9 of the Constitution might be in order, the section that says "the Japanese people forever renounce war as a sovereign right of the nation and the threat or use of force as means of settling international disputes".

The new law includes a section that says no religious organization -- including some hospitals, cemeteries, schools and community centers -- or its employees may be required to treat as valid any civil union, providing a religious exemption "of unparalleled and alarming scope," Chafee said in a statement.