Sentence examples for in reference to the issue from inspiring English sources

Finally, in regard to my saying "All banks are not good," this statement was made in reference to the issue of the number of loans to minority borrowers equaling the percentage of minorities in the lending area.

"Civil rights groups and privacy campaigners may condemn this as further evidence of an encroaching 'big brother' approach to policing and security, particularly in light of the recent e-petition on roads pricing," says a Home Office note on its 'handling strategy' for the issue in reference to the runaway success of a petition on the Downing Street website against road charging.

DEPARTMENT OF AMPLIFICATION in reference to the account in the Dec. 2nd issue of Dr. Gustav Eckstein's visit to the Russian scientist, Pavlov.

In reference to the account in our Dec. 2 issue of Dr. Gustav Eckstein's visit with the Russian scientist, Pavlov, this writer tells about his….

The New Yorker, January 6 , 1951P. 68 DEPARTMENT OF AMPLIFICATION in reference to the account in the Dec. 2nd issue of Dr. Gustav Eckstein's visit to the Russian scientist, Pavlov.

By Wesley S. Griswold The New Yorker, January 6 , 1951P. 68 DEPARTMENT OF AMPLIFICATION in reference to the account in the Dec. 2nd issue of Dr. Gustav Eckstein's visit to the Russian scientist, Pavlov.

Ebbitt A. (Jack) Levita, handles the paintings, and Alexander… DEPARTMENT OF AMPLIFICATION in reference to the account in the Dec. 2nd issue of Dr. Gustav Eckstein's visit to the Russian scientist, Pavlov.

In reference to the account in our Dec. 2 issue of Dr. Gustav Eckstein's visit with the Russian scientist, Pavlov, this writer tells about his visit to Russia for the 1935 International Physiological Congress at Leningrad.

The New Yorker, January 6 , 1951P. 71 In reference to the account in our Dec. 2 issue of Dr. Gustav Eckstein's visit with the Russian scientist, Pavlov, this writer tells about his visit to Russia for the 1935 International Physiological Congress at Leningrad.

By J. M. D. Olmsted The New Yorker, January 6 , 1951P. 71 In reference to the account in our Dec. 2 issue of Dr. Gustav Eckstein's visit with the Russian scientist, Pavlov, this writer tells about his visit to Russia for the 1935 International Physiological Congress at Leningrad.

Anita Hill courageously told her story to the all-male U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee, breaking the silence on this painful issue," Boxer said, in reference to the law professor testifying that Clarence Thomas, then a Supreme Court nominee, had sexually harassed her.