Sentence examples for reference to the act from inspiring English sources

Considering the general reference to the act of fraud by ISO, FDA and others, the term fraudster is the most appropriate and widely applicable term.

The term 'fucking' is an offensive and vulgar reference to the act of sex..

His latest work is the animated GIF series En Plein Air a reference to the act of painting outside.

Griffin Peterson's act in the talent show is a reference to the act the Lambda Lambda Lambdas perform at the homecoming in the 1984 film Revenge of the Nerds.

References to the act of sex move from "loving" to "fucking": "It was one of the quickest and loveliest fucks we have ever had – so easy and light-hearted and gorgeous".

On Thursday, Rodbard-Bean said the AFL rules do not make reference to the Commercial Arbitration Act and the tribunal is not a proceeding to which the act applies.

The bill reinforces the primacy of the Commons by accepting proposals from Lord Goldsmith and Lord Pannick to put a reference to the Parliament Act on the face of the bill, coupled with legal advice that asserts a statutory Parliament Act does not make the relationship between the two houses subject to judicial interference.

The CTU made contact again, making reference to the Terrorism Act 2006.

"Nothing in the AFL rules or regulations or anti-doping rules makes reference to the Commercial Arbitration Act," Rodbard-Bean said.

The chamberlain forcefully dismisses the idea, invoking the "humiliation" of 1924, a reference to the Immigration Act of 1924, which excluded Asian immigrants from entering the United States.

Indeed, Mr Obama made direct reference to the balancing act he has to perform when it comes to Israel and its behaviour when at war.