Sentence examples for make particular reference from inspiring English sources

"I would like to make particular reference to the wonderful Villa staff both at Bodymoor Heath and Villa Park.

One, they make particular reference to the Abu Ghraib situation, a "few bad apples" and your argument.

They make particular reference to the fact that they developed these intelligence-gathering techniques from the Chinese communists, used to prepare our soldiers at that time, now being reused, replanted, if you will, to be used by our interrogators.

He went on to make particular reference to the fact that he and his wife Emma had owned at least one Saint Bernard; the same breed of dog he had used in his creation of the Crufts logo.

We make particular reference to issues of operationalisation of the dementia syndrome and our evolving understanding of dementia as a research 'outcome'outcome

The paper will make particular reference to how case study 'fit' within a multiphase design, was bounded by data from phase 1 and relevant theoretical frameworks, and discuss how case study assisted in uncovering the complexity of specialist and advanced practice roles.

The latest independent report into the school… made particular reference to 'the extremely positive health promotion and child-protection procedures' in place at Gordonstoun".

Last week, my esteemed colleague Hadley Freeman wrote in this column at lengthabout the forthcoming wedding of Pippa Middleton to financier James Matthews, making particular reference to the brother of the groom, Spencer Matthews, star of reality series Made in Chelsea.

He made particular reference to another of Freedom's main characters: Joey – the confident, good-looking, college-age Berglund son who unsettles his avowedly Democrat parents by taking a job at a right-wing thinktank.

An Audit Commission report deemed Liverpool city council the worst performing council in the country, and made particular reference to the Capital of Culture celebrations: a £20m shortfall in funding was later covered, but only by closing two care homes for the elderly.

He made particular reference to the United Nations's World Food Program, or W.F.P., suggesting the food aid group knowingly gave food to Shelter Now to distribute as a means of enticing Afghan Muslims to Christianity.