Sentence examples for made specific note from inspiring English sources

In their article "Naughty girls and red-blooded women: Representations of female heterosexuality in music video", published in Feminist Media Studies, Diane Railton and Paul Watson made specific note of the conflicting message raised by the lyrics "all my girls around the world", while "blackness and whiteness are clearly inscribed on and through the bodies of Aguilera and Kim".

The petition calls for all politicians who make incendiary remarks about rape to resign, but makes specific note of Greig.

The resolution makes specific note of the facts that Obama pushed for immigration reform in Congress, that a bill passed the Senate and that the bill ultimately was not taken up by House Republicans.

Sinanaj could play a huge role in what has become a very messy divorce, as sources say she has numerous text messages in which Humphries told her he wants to get the divorce over with quickly so they can be together, and makes specific note that he has "moved on" from Kim.

In such circumstances the treating physiotherapists were advised to make specific note and highlight this on the front of the patient's card.

He said Watkins also threatened him and Bush during a meeting in 2006, in which Watkins demanded $3.2 million and "started this process by making specific threats that noted Mr. Lake's criminal background and gang involvement".

Today's technology, they note, makes specific user demographics more identifiable than ever.

This situation did not change in 1996-97 from what it was in the preceding biennium where my staff had noted it without making specific recommendations.

She noted that the trial judge had invited the administration to make specific objections and in other ways limit the government's exposure.

A specific note is made to placement of the lateral decubitus patient beyond the lateral edge of the table as much as possible (towards the surgeon's side).

People outside hear the songs the bells create in a tradition that began in the lowlands of Holland, Belgium and northern France and flowered when Low Country and later English bell forgers learned to make bells that played specific notes, rather than trusting to chance.