Sentence examples for a reference should be made from inspiring English sources

Today, the Government's chief legal advisor revealed that a decision was expected within a fortnight on whether to refer the matter to the Court of Appeal: "The office will consider it, I will consider it and I and the Solicitor General will make a final decision as to whether a reference should be made".

Similarly, the cheliceral ramus referred to Jaekelopterus cf. howelli (FMNH PE 6177.2) by Lamsdell and Legg [ 31] is not refigured and reference should be made to that paper for a full account of the specimen.

12. Reference should be made to Jacob Gould Schurman, who, in 1903, proposed a plan bearing close resemblance to that of Champaign.

I ask that no further reference should be made to these reports in the chamber today".

"I would ask that no further reference should be made to these reports in the Chamber".

I would ask that no further reference should be made to these reports in the Chamber today".

Given that the peacekeeping force relies heavily on contributions from African countries, the general sentiment was that some reference should be made to their concerns.

For example, the British code BS8110 explicitly states that, for design of deep beams, reference should be made to specialist literature.

The material in the Lewis file says that "no reference should be made to the McCarran Committee, nor should there be any indication that the documents emanated from G-2" — Army Intelligence.

The Court also noted that in order to determine whether the measure challenged entailed implementing measures, reference should be made exclusively to the subject matter of the action; further, where an applicant seeks only partial annulment of an act (as in this case), it is only the implementing measures which that part entails that must be taken into consideration under Article 263(4).

Reference should be made to textbooks, primarily on testamentary succession, in the jurisdiction.