Abbott has explicitly referred to the dominion mandate, most notably in a speech about forestry early this year.
In fact, the resolution explicitly referred to a United Nations resolution, 194, that Israeli Jews fear would open the door to an unlimited right of return.
Tolkein was invoked through the manner in which that bucolic landscape gave way to industrial gloom, even if he was never explicitly referred to.
He pointed out that none of the emails explicitly referred to abuse and said he only became aware of their existence during searches for the Pollard review.
That decision not only changed Florida election law yet again, it also explicitly referred to, relied upon, and expanded its Nov. 21 judgment that this court had made into a nullity.
Zhou Xiaochuan, the governor of the People's Bank of China, explicitly referred to Triffin's dilemma in a speech this March on the need for reform of the international monetary system.
Not only did the judges uphold IMS Health's copyright, but they also explicitly referred to the commission's investigation by saying that the brick structure could not be seen as an essential facility in Germany.
Of those 27 studies, 18 explicitly referred to how tagging is expected to operate.
The French Authority explicitly referred to any form of PO, including cooperatives.
(In the earlier "oscillatory number" method for generating weak counterexamples, the creating subject is not explicitly referred to).
