In his article, Gove made particular mention of the writings of Cambridge university professor Sir Richard Evans.
The White House's strategic review of policy in December made particular mention of the need for Pakistan to do more to eliminate havens for extremist groups.
And Mr. Bush, who opposes abortion in most cases, made particular mention of Cardinal O'Connor's advocacy of the "rights of the unborn," drawing heavy applause from many of the people in the room.
Recently Mormon church leaders have expressed support for the Utah Compact, a "declaration of five principles to guide Utah's immigration discussion", making particular mention of the need for immigration reform that allows families to stay together despite immigration status.
There is plenty of experience among his staff – he makes particular mention of his "right-hand man", Tom Finn, and Stuart Messenger, borrowed from Sir Michael Stoute after decades at his powerful Newmarket stable – but his horses are a greener bunch.
The results are a hit with the assembled family at Easter, with my brother making particular mention of their salty sweetness and my sister-in-law putting her finger on their defining characteristic: buttery.
To judge from them alone, you might guess that "Paradise Lost" was a poem that involved the ingestion of psychedelic substances and that made particular mention of giant eyeballs and naked female breasts.
Bonds, in a congratulatory note to the team on his Web site, made particular mention of Murphy, and General Manager Brian Sabean said he was almost brought to tears thinking of him.
Whilst thanking other candidates the Labour leader made particular mention of Ms Cooper, who he said had helped "turn around public opinion to show sympathy and humanity towards refugees and the way they're treated".
