Sentence examples for a formal reference from inspiring English sources

The commission has used a new parliamentary inquiry into freedom of expression – an inquiry triggered by rolling political controversy about 18C of the RDA – to ask the government for a formal reference to conduct its own free speech inquiry, examining media and internet regulation, intellectual property and defamation laws.

He describes himself as "a conceptual artist resorting to the language of pop art through the use of objects of daily life, but with a formal reference to the history and tradition of classical art".

The latter is supposed to be a sufficiently formal reference point for esteeming persons.

In Belgium and other countries there is a lot of experience with formal reference physicians in palliative care who are easily accessible.

From this material, Veldman weaves a piece for six dancers that makes formal reference to passion and suicide, but whose primary concern is the act of seeing.

The reference model, called FORMS (FOrmal Reference Model for Self-adaptation), offers a vocabulary that consists of a small number of primitives and a set of relationships among them that delineates the rules of composition.

After further investigation, the authors reported that CHWs were more likely to give informal verbal referral advice to those patients whom they did not expect to complete the referral, but make a formal written reference for those patients who were likely to comply.

With respect to software engineering mechanisms for SA systems, (Weyns et al. 2012) present FORMS (FOrmal Reference Model for Self-adaptation): an unifying reference model for formal specification of distributed SA systems.

Nowadays, things are different: we build for false reasons and following short-lived fashions, with an avalanche of technological data and a plethora of ever-changing laws, in the total absence of formal reference points.

The objective of this report is to investigate the feasibility of archetype development and its community-based validation process, presuming that this review process is a practical way to ensure high-quality information models amending the formal reference model definitions.

The first formal reference to design thinking was made by Peter Rowe in his 1987 book with the same title.