Sentence examples for reference to human from inspiring English sources

The best part of the article is the reference to human connection.

But he stopped short of direct reference to human rights abuses in China, as some activists had urged.

As education secretary, Gove tried to have all reference to human rights removed from the national curriculum.

Eventually, a reference to human rights was deleted from the preamble.

Climate scientists were told to edit their own research, eliminating any reference to human causes (but fortunately some refused).

Another thorny issue was whether the treaty should include a reference to human rights in its preamble.

It also found that less than half -- 44percentt -- of companies with a code of ethics or business principles "make explicit reference to human rights".

In his speech to announce his candidacy, Sisi focused on restoring the prestige of state institutions – mentioning democracy only once, and omitting any reference to human rights.

Mr. Bush made no reference to human rights violations in China, though he did say that any battle against terrorists "must never be an excuse to persecute minorities".

Bebear has previously criticized the Beijing bid, saying, "If you read the Olympic charter closely, you'll find on nearly every line a reference to human rights".

Clearly, a lot of thought went into selecting the name — as Page explains, it's a reference to human language and the innovation it represents.