Sentence examples for reference to the importance from inspiring English sources

President Jacques Rogge make a reference to the importance of the sustainability of the Games," Safioleas said.

Ed Gomez, a bartender at the Broadway Bar and Grill, said he especially liked Mr. Bush's reference to the importance of showing respect for Islam and Arabs.

| Various updates below | It was heartening to see President Obama include an ample reference to the importance of climate-smart energy policies in his short inaugural address today.

Hurst mentioned that the recent Jay report into child sexual exploitation in Rotherham had made repeated reference to the importance of youth work, and worries raised by the people involved in it about the consequences of cuts.

Mr. Bush's reference to the importance of "boost-phase" defenses -- which would attack missiles ascending at their slowest speeds immediately after they are launched -- conforms with ideas that the Russian president put forward last summer.

No statistics or citations are provided, nor is there any reference to the importance of charity (tzedakah) within the principles of Judaism, as demonstrated by the history of the Jewish people up through today.

The president remarked that nothing important was very easy to accomplish and made numerous references to the importance of persistence and hard work.

And though the script is still riddled with references to the importance of "fahmley", all the characters seem to be at loggerheads with their own.

It is also understood to want the document to include explicit references to the importance of the family – and when the Vatican talks about family, it means in the traditional, nuclear sense: a man, woman and their children.

Students of Roman antiquity recognize in Pliny the Elder's writings references to the importance of Pollenzo as an ancient agricultural center.

There are repeated references to the importance of consumer appeal: the person who lands the gig must "define design strategies that synthesize technology innovation and consumer desires" and "ensure creative direction for design is consumer focused", which make it look like Motorola eventually wants to release a wearable device that's meant for the masses.