For example, it can go in a "voluntary work" section (to replace, or as part of your work history section), or you can list it under education (while expanding on the skills you developed in a key skills section).
Since results from this study do not support the hypothesis that ob/gyns would use more profitable c-sections to replace vaginal deliveries, the effectiveness of the c-section payment reform in Taiwan is yet to be determined.
Congress intended the 1968 law, known as Section 3501, to replace the Miranda warnings, in federal cases, with an inquiry by the trial judge into whether a confession was voluntary in light of "all the circumstances".
Facebook recently fired the team of editors who managed the trending topics section, choosing to replace them with algorithms that quickly demonstrated the difficulty of automating news editorial judgment by promoting a fake news story.
The massive tax reform enacted by Congress at the end of 2017 tweaked Section 1031 to replace the word "property" with "real property," thereby limiting the "like kind exchange" exception to apply only to real estate transactions.
By mid-morning the Department decided to replace sections of its crime scene tape with metal barricades.
By month's end, the papers were more sellotape than newsprint, big photocopied sections glued in to replace torn-out or illegible pieces and so on.
Nevertheless, in the ensuing sections, we seek to replace the 'brute force' approach of generating unconstrained halving solutions first, i.e. before taking into consideration the outgroup genome(s).
When the New York City parks department started using concrete and synthetic lumber three years ago to replace sections of the Coney Island Boardwalk — that symbol of summer, receptacle of dropped ice cream cones and witness to roller coaster romance — the move prompted outrage from preservationists.
New sections are constantly produced to replace teeth worn away at the front.
