Sentence examples for made reference as from inspiring English sources

Both Ouseley and Powar made reference as context to the racist murder in south London of the black teenager Stephen Lawrence, in 1993, the same year Ouseley helped form Kick It Out to counter racism rampant in football.

The need of a good experimental design is a well-communicated issue, but only a few publications on the FET made reference to this [32], as well as current publications to concentration-response relationships [33].

A manager of LA Adult Social Care Services identified internal consistency in how IPW was described within her organisation, but, in contrast to the above PCT manager quoted, made reference to "partnership" as meaning strategic working and "joint working "as meaning service delivery: 'There is more than one term used pending the circumstances.

In an interview with the Confederation of African Football website, the 33-year-old Cameroon striker made reference to Mourinho as a "puppet" after previously describing his boss as a "fool" in comments which are almost certain to signal his departure from Stamford Bridge.

A 2013 white paper on increasing Singapore's population to a recommended 6.9 million by 2030 made reference to nursing as a low-skilled job.

Statements from the presidential palace about the talks have pointedly made reference to foreigners as the source of Afghanistan's troubles.

The Queen made reference to such substances as she announced the new Conservative Government's plan to crackdown on "legal highs".

On Thursday, Obama once again made reference to the case, as Fulton and Trayvon's father, Tracy, were received at the White House for a Black History Month event.

The cartoon featured a phone conversation between a triangle-shaped character and a square-shaped character, and made reference to "Juanita," described as "that 14-year-old Latino girl tied up in the closet".

It was posited against the prevailing Peripatetic view which made reference to such things as substantial forms and prime matter in order to explain the permanence underlying the continuous change that matter undergoes.

This episode made reference to the mascot as it was first introduced in the fourth season's premiere episode "Season 4".