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

This is in reference to the recent Q. and A. about duplication in ads.

Steven Miller, deputy I.R.S. commissioner for services and enforcement, told The Associated Press, in reference to the recent audit rates, that "I.R.S. officials said the high ratio was part of an effort to demonstrate that tax laws are applied fairly".

The Sun headlines "Putin's glamorous propaganda girls who front a new UK-based news agency 'that aims to destabilise Britain'" in reference to the recent establishment of Sputnik News in Edinburgh, while the Mail describes how "Vladimir Putin is waging a propaganda war on the UK".

The various indoor risk maps are highlighting the most critical changes that will likely occur over Europe on cultural heritage materials for the near future period (2021 2050) and the far future period (2071 2100) in reference to the recent past period (1961 1990).

The opener could be written almost verbatim today, in reference to the recent string of record high temperatures.

Palin's joke was in reference to the recent push by Mitt Romney's presidential campaign to attack President Barack Obama for eating dog meat as a child in Indonesia.

The second suit is in reference to the more recent debacle, during the week of Feb. 1, 1999, when users were locked out for four hours over the course of three days.

Throughout the present paper, therefore, the term "Palestine" will be utilized in reference to the most recent United Nations and International Criminal Court recognized designations of the occupied Palestinian territories (Gaza Strip, West Bank, and East Jerusalem).

Jagger found himself in a playful mood as he introduced the band: the "sometimes malnutritious" Wood; Charlie Watts – described as "Justin Langer's new best friend" in reference to the drummer's recent tour of the Waca – and "to play and sing for you", Keith Richards.

Second, the often encountered claim regarding "generalists" without specific training working on the majority of ambulance units is not accurate in reference to the three most recent decades.

In reference to the last aspect, recent studies investigating the microbial biogeography (lately called 'microbial terroir') have revealed that different wine-growing regions maintain different microbial communities.