Sentence examples for signed section from inspiring English sources
The signed section between Fifteen Mile Creek Road and MD 144 is 16.1 mile eastbound and 17.5 mile westbound.
As of 2009, the only other signed section of Sierra Highway is a portion of U.S. 395 past the separation with U.S. 6 in Bishop.
In 1992, President George H.W. Bush signed Section 907 into US law, which prohibits assistance to Azerbaijan if it engages in aggressive military actions against Armenia or Nagorno-Karabakh.
The solely signed section runs from the official section at High Germany Road near I-68 Exit 72 just west of the Allegany Washington county line east to MD 144 near I-68 Exit 77 west of Hancock.
US 40 Scenic also includes an unofficial but signed section in western Washington County that has a concurrency with I-68 and has sections maintained by the Maryland State Highway Administration and Washington County.
He wanted her to sign section papers, committing Michael to a psychiatric ward.
But freedom of information disclosures obtained by the bureau show that over five years more than 2,300 affordable homes have been axed from housing schemes across the UK even after builders and councils signed off section 106 legal agreements specified these homes must be built.
It was the groundbreaking day for Prairie Waters, which had been on the local television news: Binney and several other officials grinned for the cameras and signed a section of six-foot steel pipe, the same kind that would transport water from the South Platte wells to the Aurora treatment facility.
Some presidents have been accidental "heroes," like President Nixon, who signed the Section 504 Regulations, which guaranteed equal access to all programs receiving federal dollars.
We inferred lifestyle counseling if the subject was referred to in a way that indicated it was likely discussed with the patient (eg, not simply weight recorded in the vital signs section).
We inferred lifestyle counseling if the subject was referred to in a way that made it likely that it was discussed with the patient (e.g., not simply weight recorded in the vital signs section).
