Sentence examples for point to article from inspiring English sources
They point to article 73 of the constitution, which states that "The State shall patronise and protect Buddhism... as well as encourage the application of religious principles".
Those who hold that cloning violates human dignity will no doubt point to Article 1, which requires parties to the Convention to "protect the dignity and identity of all human beings".
But unlike those two sites, where links generally point to articles and images, the links you share on Product Hunt can only point directly to the websites or app store locations of newly-launched products.
The newspaper pointed to article 87 of the Communist party's disciplinary regulations which deals with potential punishments for the illicit possession of golf membership cards.
Rasslan points to article 67 of the 1988 constitution, which states that the demarcation process "will be concluded within five years".
While many argue that covering up a sexual affair doesn't hurt society, the writer points to Article I of the impeachment of Nixon which condemned him for "deceiving the people of the United States".
Fifa pointed to article 118 of its rulebook, which states that if a ban is of less than three matches or two months then there is no right of appeal.
For my part, I have pointed to Article III's provision for an independent judiciary that is empowered to decide cases "arising under the Constitution".
He pointed to articles in the New York Review of Books and London Review of Books which "decisively debunked" the figures from Caroline Elkins.
She pointed to articles The Times has done on all those issues, plus one saying that American intelligence analysts continued to believe there was no hard evidence that Iran had decided to build a nuclear bomb.
Others pointed to articles posted on Breitbart as a possible inspiration; it would not be the first time that Trump has been moved to action by something published on Breitbart, the former home of his close adviser Steve Bannon.
