Sentence examples for reference to the prime from inspiring English sources

The chief executive was a reference to the prime minister.

This was a clear reference to the prime minister.

In his Sept. 5 message, Mr. Campbell said the recast document would reflect "structure as per T.B.'s discussion," an apparent reference to the prime minister.

In a pointed reference to the Prime Minister's famous photograph with Arctic huskies in 2006, the Environmental Audit Committee EACC) warns that his lack of decisive action to curb oil and gas activities there risks fuelling "dangerous climate destabilisation".

"The State of Law coalition has drawn no red lines against any alliance," Ali al-Musawi, a media adviser to Mr. Maliki, said in reference to the prime minister's slate.

Canadians may have taken more notice of Mr Bush's reference to the prime minister's "steely resolve" in the country's trade battle with its neighbour over softwood lumber.At home, Mr Harper has assiduously courted French-speaking Quebec, where the Conservatives must win more seats if they are ever to form a majority government.

However, although such paradigms are used to measure behavioral evidence of "implicit" (unconscious) memory, by virtue of the fact that the instructions make no reference to the primes at the time of presentation of the targets, it is likely that imaging data from these paradigms include effects of (incidental) conscious memory for the primes (Naccache and Dehaene 2001; Henson 2003).

Searches for references to the prime suspect in the attacks topped or nearly topped the list of the most popular queries at all of the major Web directories.

He's an artist satirizing the moral decline of modern society who, nonetheless, has no difficulty dropping any critical references to the prime minister, Robert Walpole, after receiving a commission from him.

The outcome, announced Friday, was immediately challenged by Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki and his supporters in the State of Law coalition, who hurled accusations of fraud and made vague references to the prime minister's power as commander in chief.

"If women can't laugh in public, then men should not cry in public," he added - a reference to the deputy prime minister's reputed propensity to shed a tear when listening to speeches by Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.