Sentence examples for to subsection from inspiring English sources

In response to my request, I received this letter, in June of 1986, from Emil P. Moschella, chief of the Freedom of Information-Privacy Acts Section, Records Management Division, of the F.B.I.: "After careful consideration, it has been determined that all material concerning Mr. O'Hara is exempt from release pursuant to subsection (b) (1) of the Freedom of Information Act.

Query by Chairperson: "Do all in attendance approve the previous meeting's amendment to subsection 4 of Trade: Export, Import, Intercontinental Development?" MOTION by representative of Kenya for all representatives to take a drink every time Chairperson makes a face like an owl.

We refer the readers for the details to Subsection 3.1.

Similar to subsection "Doublet", optimization steps are performed to evaluate the electric energy produced.

According to Knutti (2010a) it should be interpreted as a kind of 'best guess', see also the note to Subsection Ensembles on page 28.

This is observed through the detailed measurement of the geodetic quality improvement and the comparison with MOLA spots (refer to Subsection 4.3).

The app's main page is a grid of icons that take you to subsections filled with survival information, covering essentials like drinking water and finding "wild food".

(3) Subject to subsections (4) and (5) this Measure extends to the whole of the Provinces of Canterbury and York except the Channel Islands and the Isle of 25 Man.

Once Facebook perfected an ability to market to subsections of groups, ("Married Women, over 25 in Boston Who Like Britney Spears") their value rocketed.

A third well supported clade was composed by species belonging to subsections Cyathistipulae, Crassicostae, Chlamydodorae and Platyphyllae (94 96 1; CCCP clade hereafter).

Species belonging to subsections pollinated by a single pollinator genus (subsections Cyathistipulae, Caulocarpae and Galoglychia) presented significantly larger figs than species belonging to sections pollinated by at least two pollinator genera (t = 7.63; p < 10-3; not corrected for phylogenetic correlations).