Sentence examples similar to in reference to both mandates from inspiring English sources

One of the hundreds of women who protested outside the Virginia State Capitol wore a T-shirt which read "Say No to State-Mandated Rape", in reference to one of two new bills set to make getting a legal abortion much harder in the state.

- a reference to both teams being drawn in the same group for the current campaign.

That's a reference to both fox pregame shows.

"At worst, it will green-light violence at lower levels and potentially provide a mandate to use force to break up the sit-in," a reference to the Cairo encampment of Mr. Morsi's supporters.

A crucial step in this process was the development of a common vision by all stakeholders and the continuous reference to the shared mandate it created.

In referring to $211 trillion in unfunded mandates, Dr. Carson was referencing my calculation of the U.S. fiscal gap.

The provision regarding electronic notice was published by DOL in 1998 and makes no reference to internet sites, neither mandating nor prohibiting their use.

We conducted a physical and economic evaluation of the environmental and health benefits from a reduction in emissions through this mandated environmental technology against the costs, with reference to urban areas in Great Britain.

Some carried homemade shields emblazoned with the slogan: "Legitimacy is a red line" – a reference to Morsi's democratic mandate.

The NSP-NCD was developed in line with the mandates of the World Health Organization (WHO), particularly with reference to the, "2008-2013 Action Plan for the Global Strategy for the Prevention and Control of NCDs" and the "Western Pacific Regional Action Plan for NCDs".

"We are in compliance with both mandates," says Suplee.