In 2008, a British government minister, in reference to the Pakistani population of Bradford, made the quite unjustified claim: "If you have a child with your cousin, the likelihood is there will be a genetic problem".
CEO Mark Zuckerberg said onstage at our TechCrunch Disrupt conference that "I think the government blew it" in reference to how the NSA has handled surveillance and the Edward Snowden leaks.
Here, for instance, is an important warning that an Australian government Web site posted in reference to the nauseating custom of sticking coins into holiday pudding: "All Australian decimal currency has a high copper content and may react with fruit acids in the Christmas pudding, causing a green discoloration around the coins.
From one informant's perspective, the CCAAC was able to influence government's use of language in reference to ECEC (i.e. 'daycare as support for welfare recipients' changed to 'childcare for young children').
"This shows the people running the system knowing there's a problem and not dealing with it — just like in Flint," said Tittel, in reference to government official downplaying of lead contamination in the Michigan city's water.
In reference to government of Bahrain and Yemen, he said "The United States condemns the use of violence by governments against peaceful protesters in those countries and wherever else it may occur".
"I am not sure transportation falls to the top of the priorities as it should barring a catastrophic failure," he said in reference to state government spending.
The performance also has "laid a solid foundation for achieving the full-year growth target" of 7.5 percent this year, said Sheng Laiyun, a spokesman for the statistics bureau, according to Reuters, in reference to the government's official target for annual growth.
An editorial in The Globe and Mail noted in reference to modern government officials and social workers that "while the missionaries of old ran roughshod over native leaders, the new missionaries pay an exaggerated respect to native elites that are often unaccountable and sometimes corrupt".
Had I uttered the dread word on purpose, in reference to a government minister for example, I'd have been headed for the prestigious Sunday into Monday slot on Radio Wisbech, if I was lucky, and the BBC would have been held responsible.
