Sentence examples for answer in reference to from inspiring English sources

He accused Israel of refusing "to take yes for an answer" in reference to the Saudi peace plan that offers normalisation with all the Arab world in return for withdrawal from all Palestinian land.No time for peace plansMr Sharon hardly had to bother to tout his own "peace plan", the vague set of proposals he had brought with him to Washington.

He answered in reference to Kossar's: "My enjoyment of New York is taking the subway to go to the bakery.

The checklist and authors' answers in reference to it will play a part in our editorial assessment of whether a paper should be sent for peer review, and help avoid the situation where reviewers are hindered in their ability to assess a paper because information is missing.

Participants were asked to answer items in reference to present and recent complaints.

As a first step, principal component analysis was performed as for the intern doctors' answers (multiple choice) to the question "Why do you think disclosure of medical records is required?" The characteristics of the three components extracted from the answers were elicited in reference to question items.

The short form includes 15 items to which participants are asked to respond by answering yes or no in reference to how they felt over the past week.

This question is rather similar to APP in the sense that there may be some ambiguities in the rationales of the respondents' answers cf. our comments in reference to the APP-question.

Newcastle's fans had a three-word answer to that problem: "Hatem Ben Arfa," they chanted in reference to the schemer who has been loaned to Hull after falling out with Pardew.

Respondents also answered 11 questions on intentional non-adherence in reference to their medication-taking behavior in the past six months for their index disease.

They answered three questions on unintentional non-adherence in reference to the prescription medications for their index disease: During the past six months: (1) did you ever forget to take the prescription medication; (2) did you ever run out of the prescription medication; and (3) were you careless at times about taking the prescription medication?

Our survey required students to answer the same 10 questions in two different contexts: one in reference to peer discussions and one in reference to whole-class discussions.