Sentence examples for considered a reference from inspiring English sources

Like the Encyclopaedia Britannica in conventional libraries, it is considered a reference volume and not allowed to be taken out.

Medical experts said that the hospital was considered a reference center for the country, and that it trained dozens of doctors, nurses and lab technicians each year.

There have also been repeated claims, from the Foreign Minister Prince Saud al-Faisal among others, that the rising calls for change are the handiwork of hostile foreign powers – generally considered a reference to Iran.

Early commentators, however, interpreted the "further place of worship" as heaven, and the entire verse was considered a reference to the Prophet's ascension into heaven (Miʿrāj), an ascension which also originated in Mecca.

Because he represented in his person and works the experiences, causes, and aspirations of many Muslims, arousing admiration in some and repression on the part of others, the drama of his life and death has been considered a reference point in Islāmic history.

Thus, Soultz can be considered a reference EGS site.

(Bush advisers said they were considering a reference to corporate irresponsibility).

Murdoch came in, sat down and said, 'Before you begin, I hear you are considering a reference to the Monopolies Commission.

For instance, let us consider a reference clock at 12 00 00.

Let us then consider a reference streaming framework where the server is equipped with K versions of the same sequence.

When undertaking this calibration phase, the secondary system needs to consider a reference value which is independent from signal presence.