Murray evolved a personal and sprightly range of curved imagery, much of which made reference to art-historical styles.
To support its argument, Chase cites records obtained from the insurers in discovery, some of which make reference to the financial purpose of the transactions.
Ms. Heisel offered a brave, vivid rendition of a rangy excerpt, the expletive-filled lyrics of which made reference to an unnatural act with a chicken.
Because the guidelines issued by the Obama administration on Title IX are not legally binding, Gorsuch may rule based on the original statute and regulations, neither of which make reference to transgender students.
Cunningham, still dancing at 73, had two solos, one of which made references to his companion of 50 years and closest artistic associate, the composer John Cage, who had just died.
The existence of parliamentary committees are mentioned in section 49 of the Constitution of Australia, which makes reference to 'The powers, privileges, and immunities of the Senate and of the House of Representatives, and of the members and the committees of each House...'...
Agave inaequidens is recognized with the common name of 'maguey alto', which makes reference to its large size, or 'maguey bruto', which makes reference to the caustic property of its tissue, because of the presence of saponins and other secondary metabolites that can cause dermatitis (Gentry 1982).
It is defined a reference (REFERENCE primitive) which can be made by means of the region attribute, which makes reference to the id attribute of another element region.
It does show the lyre, which makes reference, of course, to the fluency and so on of his mellifluous poetry.
Letters of invitation, which made reference to a physical examination as a component of the study, were forwarded to potential participants and a nurse followed with a phone call to schedule an appointment within 7 days.
