Sentence examples for referring to the case of from inspiring English sources

He was referring to the case of Pfc.

In referring to the case of Boynton v. Middlesex Mutual Fire Ins.

I assume Carr is referring to the case of the Rutgers University student Tyler Clementi, but it's a slipshod allusion.

Rush says that he was referring to the case of Jesse Macbethand that his comments were taken out of context.

A few readers may have assumed I was thus far referring to the case of the released British naval personnel, but they would be wrong.

"To me this mirrors the Scott Peterson case," she said, referring to the case of the California man who was convicted in the death of his pregnant wife.

"He's also going to learn that this is not a United States problem," the cardinal said, referring to the cases of sexual abuse.

The authors commence with their underlying rationale: "Naturally, later reported cases, carrying this appellation, should conform with the original description of this clinical constellation of symptoms and signs", referring to the cases of Sjaastad and Spierings [3].

This paper refers to the case of quadratic non-linearities.

"A flexible Brexit is possible," she says and refers to the case of Germany after 1990.

For empirical illustration of the key arguments we refer to the case of German RES-E policy-making.