Sentence examples for reference also from inspiring English sources

But the promise reference also refers to the bill's provision of a new government-run insurance plan that would compete directly with the health plans offered by private insurers.

But the reference also reminded you that what looked bold and shocking in one era can land like a half-thrown punch in another.

But his Who's Who frame of reference also brings to mind Robert B. Parker, Janet Evanovich, Dean Koontz, Stuart Woods and a lot of other fast-paced authors.

The terms of reference also make it clear that the content of this weekly column is "to be determined independently, not subject to prior approval by the editor or others on the staff".

The 1968 reference also chimed with an article, not from any anarchist leaflet, but from the Financial Times, titled 2011: The Year of Global Indignation, and written by the paper's foreign affairs columnist, Gideon Rachman.

The inquiry's terms of reference also make no mention of the role of provinces and territories – a glaring omission, given that many of the systems being considered are within their jurisdiction.

The imprecise reference also appeared in some editions on Tuesday in the Appraisal column, about dissension in a Mormon congregation in Harlem over plans to sell church property to a developer.

When Burk mentioned concerns about Syrian nuclear activities, Liane Saunders (Head, Counter-Proliferation Depointedt, FCoutpointhatouthehat the recent G-8 summit statement on nonproliferation omitted reference to the subject because Russia insisted that any such reference also mention Israel's strike on a Syrian facility in 2007.

For speech technologies, models can be further categorized as full-reference (also known as double-ended, intrusive) or no-reference (single-ended, non-intrusive), depending on the need, or not, of a reference signal, respectively.

(You may want to provide pictures of different types of architectural character figures for student reference. Also, students might use computers with Internet access to locate photographs of the structures assigned to better picture the types of architectural enhancements they might make).

Finally, the use of the Avea as a 'reference' also depicts a specific limitation about the use of subjective psycho-cognitive scales.