Sentence examples for means in reference from inspiring English sources

What the term "vintage" means in reference to clothes is, as one might expect, the subject of some debate.

Issue date means, in reference to a bond, the date on which the issuer receives the purchase price in exchange for that bond.

Issue date means, in reference to an issue, the first date on which the issuer receives the purchase price in exchange for delivery of the evidence of indebtedness representing any bond included in the issue.

Related party means, in reference to a governmental unit or a 501(c)(3) organization, any member of the same controlled group, and, in reference to any person that is not a governmental unit or 501(c)(3) organization, a related person (as defined in section 144(a)(3)).

Here's the passage in The Times, coming after McCain said that Dean's national security positions "are way out of the mainstream": "For instance, Mr. McCain cited Dr. Dean's remark that 'the ends do not justify the means,' in reference to the death of Saddam Hussein's sons.

I'm confused about what Azimuth and Elevation mean in reference to plotting the sun's course across the sky.

According to Bosio, it was all a big misunderstanding, as he claimed Thursday that he used a term that was interpreted as racist by a black clubhouse attendant but was actually meant in reference to a white player.

"What's next?" meant in reference to the seemingly unpredictable course of global events: What new natural disaster is about to hit; what unexpected political event will unfold; what tweet will send ripples around the globe?

That's the term that means "remnants," in reference to leftovers from the old regime.

A gawky, awkward-looking youth (his nickname means "goose," in reference to his long neck), he often seems ill at ease with the hoops through which he is encouraged to jump in the name of publicity.

Molihua.org, a site whose name means Jasmine in reference to the failed attempt to spark street protests in China last year under the banner of a "Jasmine Revolution," included an essay that underscored the "sensitive" timing of the protests just before the scandal took flight late Tuesday.