Sentence examples for reference to the specifics from inspiring English sources
By the same token, a route that links Disney World, a convention centre, two airports and two of Florida's biggest cities sounds like a reasonable commercial proposition, especially when the federal government is paying most of the bill.Yet high-speed rail has become an ideological issue, supported by Democrats and opposed by Republicans with little reference to the specifics of any given project.
We expect others to copy us, although they have long since stopped doing so with reference to the specifics of how to design a government.
Commander Ali's reference to the "specific cave" followed a similar Pentagon report.
And note: "amount" of exposure, without reference to the specific content, violent or not, of the viewing.
Only weeks ago, the administration had proposed eliminating all reference to the specific goals from the United Nations' agenda this week, but the administration subsequently backed off.
This is apparently a reference to the specific wound to the child's scrotum and a particularly ugly one to the leg.
But the report is, as Hutton himself said when introducing it, limited by its terms of reference to the specific events leading up to the death of David Kelly.
Can you explain, with reference to the specific issues and broad direction of the court's critical role in interpreting the Constitution, and the makeup of the court today, why it is important that voters choose you to appoint the next Supreme Court justice?
In the third case the cell contains also a reference to the specific pedestrian occupying it: State(c) = s : s ∈ FREE, OBSTACLE, PEDESTIAN i.
Without loss of generality, this design approach is fully detailed with reference to the specific case study of a five-storey steel frame building.
The model encompasses gas-to-liquid mass transfer, algal uptake of carbon dioxide (Cd), nutrient removal efficiency (RE for TN and TP), and the growth biokinetics of Cv with reference to the specific growth rate µ in d−1.
