Sentence examples for critical reference from inspiring English sources

So why on earth is this critical reference rate not centrally regulated?

Try writing a novel tackling the themes of globalisation without critical reference to imperialism or capitalism and you're trying to hunt big game with a pea-shooter.

Chalmers describes it as "highly unlikely to feature aggression or smirking", a critical reference to the recent televised debates between Alex Salmond and Alastair Darling.

In its statement condemning the violence, the Security Council included a critical reference to Libya's "responsibility to protect" (RtoP) its own citizens from mass atrocities.

On one occasion, the Spectator was forced to apologise after a book review by the former Sunday Telegraph editor Sir Peregrine Worsthorne was edited to remove a critical reference to the magazine's then owners, the Barclay brothers.

The achieved results can be used as critical reference for designing the structures of battery pack and planning the cooling strategies.

The former Cuban leader did not directly mention the restored relations, though he made several critical references to the US.

The CD-ROM also contains a biography and a detailed bibliography of critical references.

Pink Floyd's twelfth album, The Final Cut, was influenced by the Falklands conflict, with several critical references to Baroness Thatcher.

Democrats have ceased skewering President Bush in their fund-raising appeals and in advertisements, just as Republicans have deleted critical references to Democratic leaders.

A MINISTER, a Fine Gael TD and an outspoken senator have admitted editing their own Wikipedia pages in order to remove critical references about themselves.