Example sentences of "[vb pp] [prep] the next section " in BNC.

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1 It is hoped that , in considering the detailed discussions of particular areas of policy contained in the next section of this book , readers will bear in mind the importance of the implementation process for the actual impact of social policies upon the public .
2 What is meant by ‘ the computational mechanisms involved in sensory perception in general ’ will be clarified in the next section , where I discuss some AI ideas bearing on the puzzles about the kingfisher 's perceptual competence that were listed above .
3 Although initially encouraging , the approach proved to be fruitless and both bodies made independent arrangements within separately developed policies which were to lead to disagreement over the Cambridge Board 's RAC scheme for liberal adult education throughout the region , and which is considered in the next section of this chapter .
4 A selection of these is considered in the next section .
5 The relationships in any family will have their own characteristics , reflecting the personalities and histories of the family members , to be considered in the next section .
6 The present author remains of the opinion that most of the Social policy protocol may be achieved under existing treaty provisions , whether specific or general , and the scope of the general provisions will be considered in the next section of this article .
7 The question of how groupings occur will be considered in the next section .
8 Sales promotions can be directed either to the trade or to consumers , and these are considered in the next section .
9 As will be seen in the next section , Nizan 's fundamentally manichean view of the world leads him to be fatally attracted to the hard-line sectarian views of Radek and Zhdanov at the theoretical level .
10 Expenditure per head in R&D has a significant correlation with productivity , as seen in the next section .
11 Yet , as will be seen in the next section , there were quite strong correlations between the scores for this variable and project success .
12 Key settlements have also been criticized on social grounds , a point that will be elaborated in the next section .
13 This can immediately be seen to be the obvious solution which , on its own , gives rise to the Kasner metrics as will be shown in the next section .
14 The technique is shown in the next section .
15 Having examined the position in general terms , the insights will be used in the next section to gain a perspective on the situation in regulated and public concerns .
16 For reasons given in the next section , we remain sympathetically sceptical .
17 Class teachers are the main category of professionals involved in the education of children , and more detailed information about them is given in the next section .
18 This issue of whether there is differential treatment accorded to working and middle-class crime and criminals will be examined in the next section of this chapter .
19 How much proof should be required will be examined in the next section .
20 It wo n't make any difference immediately , but it will have a considerable impact in the long run , as explained in the next section .
21 This is explained in the next section .
22 As is explained in the next section , informal arrangements may be preferable .
23 ‘ Are ’ : spelt ‘ re , pronounced after vowels , usually with some change in the preceding vowel , e.g. ‘ you ’ — ‘ you 're ’ , ‘ we ’ — ‘ we 're ’ , ‘ they ’ — they 're ; linking r is used when a vowel follows , as explained in the next section .
24 In Section 9.3 we will investigate the relationship between LP ( w 1 , … , w p ) and efficient solutions , introduced in the next section .
25 The solution is to divide the entire maturity spectrum into grid dates ( denoted ) and to allocate coupon payments between two grid dates in a way that preserves either the present value of the bond 's cash flows or the duration of the bond ( duration is defined in the next section ) .
26 However , their position is in fact not quite so outrageous , as will be indicated in the next section of this chapter .
27 Compelling evidence that the NMDA receptor performs this function is reviewed in the next section .
28 This means that unless the im — of impertinent can be ‘ rescued ’ by any of the procedures detailed in the next section ( and , in fact , we shall find that it can not ) , it fails to satisfy the criteria for semantic constituency .
29 Much reading , as we have seen and as is further discussed in the next sections , is concerned with exploring other people 's attitudes and behaviour .
30 All of this change was brought about by pressure from the integrated education movement discussed in the next section .
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