Sentence examples for been a reference in from inspiring English sources

However, to reach a critical mass of field epidemiologists and scale up the various initiatives successfully into a full-dimension national FETP, additional organizations and institutions must participate, possibly involving MD (Community Medicine) programmes that have always been a reference in terms of public health training in India.

There was a reference, in the subtitles, to the ecology of unemployment.

There is a reference in the diaries of John B. Grimball from 1832 for a Charleston preserve of fowl.

(There is a reference in "Pulphead" to his "great-great-great-great-great-grandparents Luke and Ann").

"There is a reference in the first act to a man whose daughter [has been the victim of] an attempted rape by the oppressors.

Unless you are already aware of it, your first clue to ancestry abroad will probably be a reference in the census.

"All I will say," he continued, "is that if there is a reference in the Bible to a city, Dan, what at an earlier time was called Laish, in the second millennium B.C., I have such a city".

An early version of Thomas appears in the 1992 play White Woman Street, and there's a reference in The Temporary Gentleman to "my great uncle Thomas McNulty, who was scalped by a band of Comanches in the central grasslands of Texas".

That is to say JCC is a reference in menswear, though not necessarily his pin-thin jeans, sunglasses and giant hair, which would look ridiculous on 99.9% of the male population.

This analysis could be a reference in the writing of future normative documents for all the world.

The general criterions followed in this work could be a reference in kinetic studies where design and scale up are the main aim.