Sentence examples for extensive reference to from inspiring English sources

2. The article makes extensive reference to Feng Shui.

The report makes extensive reference to the need to promote and enhance Indigenous heritage, proposes a "joint management arrangement" and a dual naming policy, and establishes a cultural business unit intended to assess and catalogue Indigenous heritage sites.

Both also make extensive reference to the Knights Templar, a Crusader military order, and to the supposed threats to contemporary Christian Europe posed by Muslim immigrants and leftist political leaders.

Mark Steyn, a Canadian author and political commentator, speaking on the Rush Limbaugh show on Wednesday, made extensive reference to Saddam Hussein's cult of personality in Iraqi schools, and said an attempt to create a "cult of personality at grade-school level" should have no place in the United States.

The Sendai Framework makes extensive reference to the delivery of culturally sensitive and inclusive DRR related activities (UNISDR 2016i).

I discuss all these issues and more, with extensive reference to cases, in my forthcoming book, The Morality of War (Broadview, 2006).

"Lean In" builds on the themes of these earlier talks, bolstered by extensive references to scholarly works and popular literature.

According to a forthcoming book co-written by Canadian historian Jean-Patrice Martel, extensive references to hockey in Britain led he and his fellow authors to conclude that the game was first played in the UK.

Extensive references to Shostakovich's works and repeated use of his musical signature (DSCH, played D-E flat-C-B) made the symphony seem a bit like a gruesome patchwork animated à la Frankenstein's monster.

Extensive referencing to relevant and recent literature is provided.

On this, see [[78]] with extensive references to the relevant verdicts of the European Court of Justice.