Sentence examples for reference for its from inspiring English sources

That is why the Labour-founded Victims' Taskforce, of which I am a member, will set out wide terms of reference for its review when it meets leading figures from justice and victims groups on Monday.

The most compelling evidence is a change in the government's terms of reference for its "Future of Air Transport" study as it progressed from the initial consultation in 2000 to the green and white paper stages.

This left Christian Europe without a standard system of reference for its central texts.

On the back, the reference for its 11.5 million figure is a BMJ paper, which confirms a rapid rise in our national diabetes risk.

But since Australia's 2030 targets are widely acknowledged as inconsistent with agreements made at Paris, some people – including two members of the authority –think the organisation has not met the terms of reference for its review.

The news came as the organisation outlined the full terms of reference for its review, which has been launched with no firm deadline – a result of the passage of time since the alleged abuse.

Equally puzzling is that the book's footnotes give no references for its most startling contentions.

References for its determination are provided by Saunders and Schumacher (2000) and D'Auria et al. (1999).

One can consult [9 15] among numerous references for its development and applications.

This study will help to understand the dynamic behavior of the re-entrant foam and provide references for its application.

Mel Stuart's 1971 musical, "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory," has been linked to multiple drug references for its psychedelic visuals and symbolism.