Sentence examples for the relevant chapter from inspiring English sources

Marr has a copy of the relevant chapter but not the book.

The shorthand for financial crimes is "419," from the relevant chapter in the Nigerian criminal code.

That, argued Tore, referred to the relevant chapter of Genesis ("Then Abraham put forth his hand, and took the knife to slay his son").

(The relevant chapter in our math book was called something like "Oh, No! The Metric System!") But the metric system is neither new nor a failure.

Crouch went four months without scoring and flicking through the relevant chapter – "Eighteen Bloody Games" – in his autobiography the thing that leaps out is how extraordinarily grateful he is to Rafael Benítez for his constant support.

The relevant chapter appears to suggest that labour market testing – forcing employers to prove Australians are not available to perform the work – is not needed as a condition for temporary entry.

Third, how do the errors affect the specific points made in the relevant chapters?

Since Hartmann organized his bulky books into short chapters, subdivided into sections usually no longer than one or two pages, we follow his method of internal referencing by indicating the relevant chapters and sections.

He believes that they used caves as a Dionysian oracular temple, based upon Dashwood's reading of the relevant chapters of Rabelais.

Secondly, reference lists of identified studies and the relevant chapters of major oncology and gastroenterology text books were searched.

As internet connectivity is sporadic and expensive in Ethiopia the relevant chapters were installed in a communal computer where participants could copy them for personal use.