Sentence examples for point to discussions from inspiring English sources

We've got a huge body of paperwork and experience that goes back at least as far as the Next Steps programme launched during the Thatcher premiership, though historians would point to discussions about arm's-length government in the Fulton and Haldane reports many years before then.

aI owe this last point to discussions with Pat and Paul Brantingham.

If Lefora takes off, we might expect to see even more search results point to discussion threads.

"This is something I have paid a lot of attention to over the years," Mr. Forbes said, pointing to discussions of the motto, which officially became that of the nation in 1956, throughout the last century in Congress.

In addition to talking about joining the team, Stuart also points to discussions about Live Drive on Wikipedia and Fortune, saying "I don't think either of these descriptions are correct" but that both contain "elements of truth".

Several years later, Groening stated that he was proven correct after pointing to discussions on the Internet about the episode asking who Calhoun was.

The presence of Santo Trafficante, with Miami and Caribbean connections, pointed to discussion of the drug trade.

We have included this data as Figure 4 figure supplement 4. We also added a discussion point to the Discussion.

"It gives you a point to start discussions".

We have added additional text discussing this point to the Discussion section.

We added this point to the Discussion.