sub-section

• “Yes, they say, when Tony Blair arrived at No 10 in 1997 he found that long-desired knighthood for Sir Paul in his in-tray, recommended by the media sub-section of the honours committee.”

  The Guardian: Hugh Muir's diary

• “This is glossed by section (4B) which states "a school to which this section does not apply by virtue of regulations under sub-section (4A) is an 'exempt school'".”

  The Guardian: Lords warning as Gove aims to exempt top schools from inspections

• “Some pages of the sub-section will say that it is sponsored by PwC.”

  The Wall Street Journal: PwC Pays for Priority

• “We must all do better to change the trajectory, to ask colleges to work harder on this front, and ourselves as non-profit leaders to help our students make good choices and extend our support into these critical and challenging years so we are well represented as a country, not just a sub-section of our country, as our young people walk across the stage at graduation.”

  The Huffington Post: Amanda Kraus: Money and Acceptance Are Not Enough

• “As part of rare sub-section of celebrity intellectuals, he had a responsibility to rise above the knee-jerk commentaries of the press and the simplistic emotional responses violence always stirs in the public.”

  The Huffington Post: Sam Parker: David Starkey Has Failed us as an Intellectual

• “Under the Pointer Motion heading, a sub-section named Momentum, which provides Apple-like scrolling based on scroll speed.”

  Get Mac-Like Scrolling And Gestures On A Windows Laptop | Lifehacker Australia

• “AMC also unveils a new blog: B-Movie Classics, which works exactly as advertised, even including a sub-section on SciFi B-Movies. [via BBT Magazine]”

  SF Tidbits for 3/24/09

• “The sub-section on “attacking” applies only to actual breaches and not to attempted breaches.”

  The Volokh Conspiracy » “Free Gaza” Activists’ Version of the Ship Incident

• “The attack sub-section is not one of those sub-sections.”

  The Volokh Conspiracy » “Free Gaza” Activists’ Version of the Ship Incident

• “The literature examining production functions shows increasing returns because of an expanding stock of human capital and, as a result of specialization and investment in ‘knowledge’ capital (Meier, 2001; Aghion and Howitt, 1998), suggests that economic ‘catch-up’ and convergence strongly depend on the forces of ‘technological congruence’ and ‘social capability’ between the productivity leader and the followers (see the subsequent sub-section on institutional frameworks and Section 3.4 on the role of technological change).”

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