Examples of 'its chapter' in a sentence
Meaning of "its chapter"
Its chapter: Refers to a particular section or division of a book, typically used in discussions related to literature or academia
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Environmental protection is part of its chapter promoting responsible business conduct.
Content of this report and recapitulative nature of its chapter II.
The plan of action should include in its chapter on governance the following measures.
Since that time the Royal Arch Degree has remained secure in its Chapter setting.
The Assembly meets in its chapter form every January.
Each chapter 's epigraph is a quote from its chapter.
He also helped to organize its chapter in Jefferson County.
In its chapter on love, states that it is far too complicated to define.
The table of contents lists each recipe under its chapter heading.
The Directive contains in its Chapter III provisions on sui generis protection of databases.
The Treaty of Maastricht enshrined this right in its chapter on citizenship.
Particularly its chapter 15 on the conservation of biological diversity and related chapters.
The organization is also active in New York via its chapter in the United States.
Its chapter that includes the cosmography has been deemed a copy of Yaqut al-Hamawi d.
Some Council members called on UNAMID to fully act upon its Chapter VII mandate.
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A local court had banned its chapter on the organization of Jehovah 's Witnesses last year.
The number shown after each act 's title is its chapter number.
Particularly its chapter 15 on the Convention on Biological Diversity and related chapters.
The number shown by each Act's title is its chapter number.
O An update to its chapter in Info Source, including proposed new or modified PIBs ; and.
The Encyclopedia Galactica, in its chapter on love.
Recalling Agenda 21, particularly its chapter 15 on the conservation of biological diversity and related chapters.
The prestigious Beta Gamma Sigma honor society established its chapter at the school in 1931.
O An update to its chapter in Info Source ; and.
The PostVerfG 1989 restates that obligation in its chapter on personnel.
The Constitution of Montenegro, in its Chapter 4, defines economic, social and cultural rights and freedoms.
Its chapter was abolished in 1801 and the church converted into a parish church.
The above-mentioned Code devotes its chapter 3 to initiatives specific to women.
In its chapter on SNCB, the PS pleads for,.
The GHS text has then implemented these provisions in its Chapter 2.3 related to flammable aerosols.
Its chapter and versification is based upon the 1879 edition edited by Orson Pratt.
The Dublin guiding principles were taken up in its chapter 18, the freshwater chapter, of Agenda 21.
Sigma Phi Epsilon chartered its chapter as a general social fraternity in 2007.
He was elected president of its chapter in La Rioja Province in 1973.
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A new chapter is included on assisted human reproduction
The draft investment chapter is largely completed
