Sentence examples for made explicit reference from inspiring English sources
They made explicit reference to the fact of her pregnancy.
The segment on The Xtra Factor made explicit reference to The Female Boss perfume and discussed the connection to her signature move, including showing a clip.
"We've been very impressed by how all of them, [the main political parties] bar UKIP, have made explicit reference to LGB issues in their manifestos.
Larkin looked at the twelve major school shootings in the United States in the eight years after Columbine, and he found that in eight of those subsequent cases the shooters made explicit reference to Harris and Klebold.
Yet only three universities' investment policies made explicit reference to the ethical considerations of investing in fossil fuels, whereas the majority of institutions explicitly exclude investment in tobacco companies for health reasons.
In parliamentary terms the current support for mental health is unprecedented – parity of esteem with physical health services is enshrined in the Health and Social Care Act 2012, plus last year's spending review made explicit reference to improving quality, choice and outcomes in mental health.
The vocabulary employed by the students & their supporters cro- crowding the center of Beijing this past month & marching in China's other cities was similarly foreign: it made explicit references to American & European democratic texts & models.
In fact, Beijing's official bid made explicit references to how China would improve its human rights policies.
Among other things, it made explicit references to the common cause of Romanians living in the two states of Moldavia and Wallachia, as well as in Austrian- and Russian-ruled areas: "I view as my country everywhere on earth where Romanian is spoken, and as national history the history of all of Moldavia, that of Wallachia, and that of our brothers in Transylvania".
Seigl's erudition allows Oates to make explicit reference to Greek religious concepts of hubris and nemesis.
It also found that less than half -- 44percentt -- of companies with a code of ethics or business principles "make explicit reference to human rights".
