Sentence examples for mentioned phrases from inspiring English sources

Table 3 summarizes responses to the question: ' What key words or phrases would you like to see in the vision of the Eritrean National Health Financing Policy?' The three most frequently mentioned phrases were: 'equitable and accessible health services' (6/16); 'quality (plus continuous service improvement)' (4/16); and 'improve efficiency and reduce waste' (3/16).

Mr. Hu also repeatedly mentioned the phrases "scientific development" and a "harmonious society," which he has used to sum up his goals of a stable society under firm party control.

SFDRR mentions the phrase "climate change" 15 times in its 50 paragraphs, compared to the HFA 2005-2015 (UNISDR 2005), which mentioned the phrase 13 times in 34 paragraphs.

It was years before anyone mentioned the phrase "New Labour".

George Osborne mentioned the phrase "cost of living" 12 times in his speech, Balls said.

At her recent confirmation hearing, she barely mentioned the phrase "money market funds" in her prepared statement.

In every other budget and autumn statement he has not mentioned the phrase at all, apart from the 2012 budget, when he mentioned it three times.

Robbins then mentioned the phrase "We don't like Henry James so much we like Herman Melville" from the poem "Personal Poem," by Frank O'Hara.

It may not be known as a source of much amusement, but the Queen's Speech managed to cause something of a stir online today when Her Majesty mentioned the phrase "psychoactive drugs".

The reason Evan mentioned this phrase was because he included it in his zhuan paragraph.

As soon as they mentioned the phrase "billable hours" and that they had some tobacco companies as clients, I knew it was not for me.