Sentence examples for reference to statements from inspiring English sources

"We're talking about something done by the public versus something by the President of the United States," Zarif said, a reference to statements, made by both Obama and George W. Bush, that military strikes against Iran remain an option.

In what appeared to be a reference to statements by hard-line leaders who have called for Arab military attacks on Israel, including the Iraqi president, Saddam Hussein, and the Libyan leader, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, Mr. Mubarak, who leads the Arab world's most populous nation, said peace was "still possible" if Arab nations "use reason and stop outbidding ourselves" with hard-line statements.

Protesters have been chanting, "Hands up, don't shoot" - a reference to statements by some witnesses who said Mr Brown had had his hands up in apparent surrender to the officer when he was shot.

Heldal-Lund chose the name "Operation Clambake" for the organization, as a reference to statements made by L. Ron Hubbard in which Hubbard wrote that the problems of human beings today are a result of traumatic events experienced by them as spiritual beings when they inhabited the bodies of clams during Earth's evolution.

Since Galileo, debates in science are supported by logical reasoning and reference to statements of fact and not by reference to "authorities".

It was a clear reference to recent statements by the State Department criticizing China's establishment of a military garrison on disputed islands in the South China Sea.

Not a week passes without reference to these statements in the Spanish media: only the other week, the founding editor of the centre-right daily El Mundo sarcastically dubbed Iglesias "The incorruptible senor X", a reference to Robespierre's nickname.

In an editorial on Tuesday, the state-owned Rodong Sinmun remarked that "the six-way talks clearly proved the US's true intention to totally disarm and destroy [North Korea]." The Korean Central News Agency - which, like the Rodong, made no reference to the statements at Apec - was equally unyielding.

With that, he went into a little spiel about the favorable coverage that Hillary Clinton's appearance before the Benghazi committee received, claiming, "It was the week she got exposed as a liar"—a reference to public statements Clinton made linking the attack on U.S. installations in Libya with an anti-Muslim video.

"Yet the reports prepared in mid-January -- at a time when Mr. Lindh's case was the subject of frequent negative public commentary by government officials, intense media coverage and almost daily public opinion polls -- omit reference to these statements," they argued.

These themes were further informed by examining the educators responses with reference to the statements about infants and toddlers contained within the EYLF.