Sentence examples for supported section from inspiring English sources
Liberalising the Tory line on gay rights the party had previously supported Section 28, a law which made it hard for schools to teach pupils about homosexuality was part of his strategy.
Republicans have long supported Section 702, but in the wake of both the Rice controversy and the leaks plaguing the investigation into the Trump campaign's ties to Russia, some appear to be reassessing whether the law can be misused for political gain.
The first one was the strongly supported section Americana (91 99 1).
Oddly enough, many of those same Republican members of Congress just voted overwhelmingly to support Section 702, a portion of FISA that would appear to contradict the position of outrage over recent "wiretapping" claims.
It's a dramatic departure from the previous Conservative government, a swing embodied by Cameron, who set about doggedly championing LGBT rights after a brief apology for supporting Section 28 to its pitiful end.
It's a dramatic departure from the previous Conservative government, a swing embodied by Cameron, who set about doggedly championing LGBT rights after a brief apology for supporting Section 28 to its pitiful end.
On the "Information and Support" section of Crohn's and Colitis UK's website it says: "In both Ulcerative Colitis and Crohn's, parts of the digestive system (the gut), which includes the intestines or 'bowels', become sore or inflamed.
We characterize the electrical quality of constituent grains by performing electrical transport measurements on single grains (Supporting Section 5).
These calculations confirm that the interactions between MoS2 and the sapphire surface are of vdW nature and magnitude (see Supporting Section 4).
We estimate that there are ∼16 junctions between single crystals along the length of the 82 μm channel (Supporting Section 7).
The reviewers' comments explicitly suggested moving several supporting sections with 'the substance of the paper' to the main text, which we have done.
