Sentence examples for proper references from inspiring English sources

He tells them that their talks must be not only entertaining, but also factual and backed up by proper references.

For the first time ever, we have got proper references to good government, the rule of law and access to justice.

Reading his clear and unaccusatory note, it was blindingly obvious to me that, of course, without proper references anyone could write anything in Wikipedia; and that however correct my changes were, my way of inserting them was naive, and hopelessly incongruent with the Wikipedia system and ideals.

It is widely believed the IPCC looks only at peer-reviewed studies, but the panel's guidelines do allow information from elsewhere, as long as it is critically assessed and has proper references.What counts as grey, though, is itself a grey area.

How many tonnes of TP would then actually be prevented from reaching the Baltic Sea as a result of this measure is unfortunately not specified (directly or via proper references) in [14].

Unfortunately, we failed to collect proper references to determine the configuration of these compounds.

The university must take seriously the teaching of proper referencing techniques".

The proper reference point is that the Bush policy is the worst policy in the last 200 years".

The biggest, most significant finding is that the CIA was operating as a secret state, freed from constitutional constraint, without proper reference to the president.

In case you have in mind executing a mural, you may be assured that the Public Library stands ready to furnish the proper reference material.

The New Yorker, May 12 , 1934P. 13 In case you have in mind executing a mural, you may be assured that the Public Library stands ready to furnish the proper reference material.