Sentence examples for in reference to the challenges from inspiring English sources
In reference to the challenges that we face today, some still refer to what they call "the mistake of 1914".
PCC normally ranges from −1 to 1, but to be consistent with the AUPR and BAC measures, which range from 0 to 1, we used a normalized PCC: (2) P C C n o r m a l i z e d = 1 2 (P C C + 1 ) For simplicity, we will refer to PCCnormalized as PCC when in reference to the challenge scoring metric.
Then students should offer a piece of advice or symbolic gift to Mr. Abbas as congratulations for his victory and in reference to the difficult challenges he faces.
In two or three years maybe he can have 10 years less," he said in reference to the United manager stating that the challenge of City was making him feel younger than his 70 years.
It's a stall tactic to prevent the board from acting," School Board president Lamar Lemmons told the Detroit News in reference to the Attorney General's court challenge.
As my colleague Isabel Kershner reported, on Sunday, Israel blocked scores of pro-Palestinian campaigners from flying to the country — to take part in what activists called a "flytilla," in reference to the flotillas of boats that have challenged Israel's naval blockade of Gaza in recent years.
"We'll get the next case soon enough," Judge Smith said, in what appeared to be a reference to the challenge to Mr. Paterson's order.
The commission document says in reference to Russia: "The political challenges over the last months have shown that diversification of energy sources, suppliers, and routes is important for ensuring secure and resilient energy supplies.
They are always in reference to a challenge you gave them or a realization they came to under your guidance.
There are few references to the challenge of social values by ASCT.
