The picketers, chanting "Four more years" in an evident reference to Mr. Bush, scuffled with several delegates who tried to enter the Civic Center, hitting several of them.
Yesterday's official announcement emphasises that the Chinese must "resolutely uphold the unity and unification of the party, "in an evident reference to the divisions which have appeared.
The protesters got away with that one, but on March 19, the same group was dispersed by the police while walking through a park wearing T-shirts reading "Out Now," an evident reference to the president.
She wrote that she had seen the mayor "at Gen. Mattis' home," an evident reference to a gathering at the Tampa house of Gen. James N. Mattis, who as the head of Central Command oversees all military operations in the Middle East.
To cynical eyes, such cruel comparisons might have seemed all the more persuasive as the jubilee unfolded without evident reference to a figure who, in life and in death, once molded Britons' perceptions of the royal family — Diana, Princess of Wales, barely glimpsed in the officially approved commemorative footage, airbrushed out of the national memory.
The contrast in styles was sharply evident in references to the fund-raising scandals.
The sense of political renewal conveyed by 'New Labour' is also evident in references to a 'new politics' (4 instances) and a 'new centre and centre-left' (2 instances).
Analyses measured degree of interdisciplinarity evident in references cited and identified subject areas cited, determined whether this literature was concerned with users' cognitive processes and with system design and use, and identified research methods used.
This becomes evident by reference to particular instances which occur.
Social exclusion is evident in reference to the housing area.
