Sentence examples for as a clear reference from inspiring English sources

Her comments were taken as a clear reference to the idea that peace in the Middle East might require a willingness from U.S. officials to alienate some Jewish-American supporters of Israel.

It's a very British-sounding work, recalling cello works by Finzi and E J Moeran at times with passages that could have been composed 80 years ago, as well as a clear reference to Twinkle Twinkle Little Star in the central movement that was not explained.

As the war has taken on a more sectarian character, the usually reserved foreign minister, Prince Saud al-Faisal, has described Assad's onslaught against his own people as "genocide" and Syrian lands as being "under occupation" — a clear reference to the presence of Iranian and Hezbollah forces.

The spokesperson added that "these controls go far beyond the features of others in the industry" – a clear reference to Google, as well as rival app stores from companies like Amazon, which is being sued by US regulator the Federal Trade Commission over "millions of dollars in unauthorized in-app charges incurred by children" on its Android store.

In our case, if patients can enter the system, a M/M/m system could be used, as we would have not a clear reference to the maximum number of users in the system.

"The overflowing toilet is a clear reference to 'Psycho,' " Thomson writes, "as well as an admission that the censors have all gone home".

I smiled because as a black man I saw a clear reference point in front of me achieve what until yesterday used to be the stuff of make believe and film studios.

No force, no threats or promises can change that," he added as the crowd roared back, in a clear reference to his government's defiance of closer ties with the EU.

Senator Cornyn on the other hand chastised the Supreme Court for inventing "new rights" such as the right to "sexual activity," a clear reference to the courts overturning of sodomy laws in Lawrence v. Texas.

3 This posed a challenge for implementation, as service commissioners and providers lacked a clear reference point to determine when the standards were and were not met.

Global health studies were defined as those where the study had a clear reference to another country (eg, cryptococcal meningitis in South Africa).