The joint standing committee on electoral matters (JSCEM) has been given a recent reference wide-ranging enough to provide scope for concrete proposals to emerge that would overhaul the donations and disclosure system.
Campbell named most of the game's levels after songs titles and lyrics (prominently The Jesus and Mary Chain), but also referenced wider pop culture artifacts such as gameshows and Bugs Bunny cartoons, as well as some original titles.
But Mr. Scully's frame of reference is wide, and the canvases convincingly refer to many inspirations: from architectural structures like Stonehenge and paintings by other artists (say, Rothko, van Gogh, de Kooning and Morandi) to specific landscapes, people, memories and events.
His formal terms of reference are wide: he is to recommend what the new second chamber should do, how it should function, and how its members should be chosen.
Its performance is evaluated using as a reference a wide dataset of simulated PFS observations.
But at most companies, there is usually enough technology available so that initial steps toward operational intelligence can be taken by tapping into existing data streams, mashing them up with Web information and assimilating this into a wiki or onto portal pages that reference a wide scope of information.
The expressions reference a wide range of mathematical topics: number theory, geometry, topology, combinatorics, analysis, mathematical physics, applied mathematics, computational complexity and mathematical physics.
Our findings provide a systematic description of the anatomy of epidermal barrier formation and will be a reference of wide utility for subsequent understanding of how the barrier functions in health and disease.
These patterns step out of the hi-hat, kick and snare rock tradition and use extensive tom-tom battery to reference a wider cultural world including the drummers of Burundi.
The range of this biographer's references is wide, and wickedly inclusive.
