Sentence examples for official references from inspiring English sources

But as the Supreme Court has recognized, the country's history "is replete with official references to the value and invocation of Divine guidance in deliberations".

Often, official references to those doing the killing go no further than "unknown persons," leaving their identity — agents provocateurs, business rivals or guerrillas — the stuff of conspiracy theories.

Consider the following: Apart from a few important exceptions — like the history textbooks — positive official references to Stalin have been rare since the collapse of the Soviet Union.

State Rep. Janet Adkins (R), who chairs a K-12 subcommittee in the Florida House of Representatives, proposed deleting "Common Core" from official references to the standards.

Decision criteria, namely acceptability limits (±10%) and proportion of result contained in the calculated tolerance intervals (80%), were decided on a consensus basis with end-users, whereas no official references were available.

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The performance curves of the tractor are then plotted against their official reference curves.

Earlier this year, a rare official reference to his whereabouts described him as "working in Urumqi".

However Apple's source for its misleading data is unimpeachable: the gazetteer is the official reference.

The Chair of the advisory committee shall be the government official referenced in subsection (b)(3), who shall serve as a non-voting member.

Because there is no formal control over submissions – and therefore their accuracy – JurisPedia cannot be used by students as an official reference tool.