Examples of using Section headings in English and their translations into Spanish
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Colloquial
The section headings used herein are for convenience only
The section headings of this Agreement are for convenience and are not to
In these, red letters were used to highlight initial capitals(particularly of psalms), section headings and names of religious significance, a practice known as rubrication.
For them, the content of the different templates has been organized taking into account section headings, lists and all elements that help the general understanding of the site.
recalled that an effort had been made to ensure that all section headings were sufficiently explicit,
The section headings and paragraphs referred to in chapter II below correspond to those contained in the report of the forty-third session of the Executive Committee, document A/AC.96/804.
It consists of a table of contents on the first page showing the study's main chapter and section headings; this is followed by the headings themselves,
proposals to the contrary, the chapter titles, section headings and footnotes were adopted together with their corresponding model provisions.
Its section headings corresponded to certain elements of articles 2,
The CHAIRPERSON said that he had revised the draft on the basis of the comments made by the members of the Committee at the previous meeting. Section headings had been added and the quotations in paragraph 1 had been deleted.
texts, section headings, pages, scripts,
Are all of your section headings bold?
Top-level section headings are indicated with a;
The lettering of subsequent section headings should be changed accordingly.
Separate the body of the paper into section headings when appropriate.
Section headings should be written in bold with font size 12.
Visitors to the website can access the desired content directly via the section headings.
This Bible includes a Plan of Salvation as well as helpful section headings.
Section headings should be in bold upper case
Section headings may be combined, separated or renamed according to the purpose of the report.