Sentence examples for made specific mention from inspiring English sources
In a speech otherwise opaque about his aims, he made specific mention of "ever closer union".
Justice Markey made specific mention of Kathleen Rozanski, a deaf woman in Rochester who filed a federal complaint in 2002 related to the handling of her divorce.
Whether he received any help is not recorded, but the same year the Scottish parliament passed a law banning the "pulling of bent, broom or juniper off sand hills" and made specific mention of Culbin.
After the game, Cowboys Coach Jason Garrett made specific mention of the struggles of quarterback Dak Prescott, who completed 30 of 50 passes for 238 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions.
The federal indictment against McVeigh and Nichols – the latter fronted the money and did most of the bomb's construction for McVeigh – made specific mention of "others unknown", and when their trials were almost over, the presiding judge publicly urged the FBI and other law enforcement agencies to keep investigating.
In his commencement address to Howard University graduates on Saturday, Barack Obama made specific mention of a new generation of black activists, including those involved in Black Lives Matter and "black Twitter", for raising national awareness over inequality in the criminal justice system.
He attempted to strike a conciliatory note, saying his pilgrimage had been made in light of his "severe remorse" over the past, although he did not make specific mention of Japan's brutal occupation of parts of China and the Korean peninsula.
The Conservative manifesto does not make specific mention to Prevent.
Make sure you child personalizes them and makes specific mention of the gift they have been given.
The release makes specific mention of something it calls the "Jolla user interface" — saying this will be incorporated into "the previously announced Sailfish alliance software".
That was a good move". As Prof Curry pointed out, the strategy document makes specific mention of overseas students and their ability to stay and work - the very opportunity Mrs May wants to close down.
