Sentence examples for reference to reporting from inspiring English sources

Finally, after a brief look at the recent study tour of Australia by the Special Rapporteur on Violence against Women, Australia's commitment to addressing VAW is discussed with reference to reporting for CEDAW and UPR.

Still, the NBC anchor Brian Williams seemed positively shocked (that is the obligatory "Casablanca" reference) to report Monday that a "new and brutally realistic portrait" had shown the Academy to be "overwhelmingly white, and overwhelmingly male".

The capability to deliver reports rapidly (turn-around time) has now become a measure of the quality of performance of a department, often without reference to report quality [24, 25].

Therefore, the last 33 residues can serve as an internal reference to report its conformations in buffer and unsalted water.

The "fact sheet" presents reports of experimental evidence tending to support its conclusions but omits any reference to reports of experimental evidence tending to dispute its conclusions.

This seemed to be a reference to reports that Theresa May wants to encourage people to take out new forms of social insurance.

That seems to be a reference to reports that Facebook has been valued at around $50bn following investments made by Goldman Sachs and a Russian venture capital firm.

California Senate President pro Tempore Kevin de León (D-Los Angeles) released a statement in reference to reports that ICE conducted raids across Southern California.

The line was a reference to reports at Thanksgiving that questioned whether a chocolate pecan pie Sanders tweeted about really came out of her oven.

Trump also noted of Merkel that "at least we have something in common, perhaps" – presumably a reference to reports that the US National Security Agency NSAA) monitored her cellphone.

It said Chinese students and the Chinese community were being vilified, possibly a reference to reports about Beijing's growing influence in Australian campuses.