Sentence examples for reference to ruling from inspiring English sources

"No extension, no inheritance, no resetting the clock," Saleh said in reference to ruling party proposals to abolish term limits which would have allowed him to run again.

"No extension, no inheritance, no resetting the clock," he said, making reference to ruling party proposals to abolish term limits that would have allowed him to run again.

"No extension, no inheritance, no resetting the clock," he said, making reference to ruling party proposals to institute term limits that had been seen as allowing him to run again.

It ordered that a reference to its ruling be published by the Express on its front page.

North Korean state media said the missionary was tried on Friday and admitted to anti-North Korean religious acts and "malignantly hurting the dignity" of the country's supreme leadership, a reference to the ruling Kim family.

This is likely to be a reference to the ruling made late last year against a tax avoidance scheme used by another regional publisher, Iliffe News & Media, which owns 38 titles and is now part of David Montgomery's Local World, which enabled it to make a tax deduction for payments amounting to £51.4m.

In another part of the recording, Bloom says, in reference to a ruling from the European court of human rights: "You can torture people to death but you jolly well can't give them a full life sentence because that's against their human rights.

Russian artist Andrei Molodkin's Catholic Blood at Void is, in description, inflammatory – blood pumping through plastic models of the windows of the Palace of Westminster, in elliptical reference to the ruling that no Catholic can advise the sovereign – ie, serve as prime minister.

The second problem is that the memorandum makes no reference to the ruling of the International Court of Justice in December 2011, which found Greece to be in breach of a 1995 agreement with Macedonia not to block its accession to international organisations under the name FYROM.The current presidency of the EU is held by Cyprus, which takes a predictably hard line on Macedonia.

Constructed illegally on protected land, this lavish building, the Ak Saray, or "White Palace" (its name is a reference to the ruling party's initials), is the most tangible symbol of the 21st century sultanate Erdoğan has fashioned for himself.

Wulfred was the first archbishop to place his portrait on the pennies struck in his name which, unlike those of previous archbishops, never made reference to the ruling Mercian king.