subsection

If you want a subsection for that stuff, then make one.

What is the nature of the exceptions under Subsection 4.

For example, article 74 has the subsections from a to m.

As already mentioned, subsection 2 does tell what to do with additional terms.

This tribe was the most significant in the area, having over 20 subsections.

Section 58(1) is subject to a number of later subsections.

It is a short Act with one section containing five subsections.

The terms of that contract are determined by this subsection.

Each of these interpretations is discussed in a subsection below.

They have income and resources within certain limits (see subsections).

Perhaps a clarifying subsection will be added to the bill at some point.

Such information shall be included in the report under subsection (d).

I will be dealing with these kinds of argument, however, in the next subsection.

You can narrow your search at the beginning by going into their travel subsections.

Note: The first three subsections below end with a constitutional year: 1776, 1844 or 1947.

In addition, the system forced the music to be limited to a small subsection of the Indian community.

Subsection 5 looks like it only applies to councils and police.

The paper version of her article was clearly divided into different subsections.

The court extended this rule to cases under all subsections of section 401.

This Section's six subsections form the complex heart of the statute.

Subsection 3 is therefore too long to be fully reproduced here.

Some of these villages are organized into even smaller subsections.

These figures are only one subsection of the world's mummy population, however.

The draftsman used words to the like effect in subsection (7).

The standard reference to it is by section (and subsection) numbers.