Sentence examples for should not refer from inspiring English sources

Fifty-five years have passed since the start of the so-called Cuban Revolution, so this reference to possible commitments should not refer back to its origins.

President Bush should not refer to "American justice" when promising retribution against the Riyadh bombers (front page, May 14).

I can see no reason that the Bush campaign should not refer to the events of 9/11 in election ads (front page, March 4).

He wrote that if Ms Serota wished to keep her dating profile anonymous, she should not refer to it on social media.

The guide also stipulates that the media should not refer to someone with a disability as "suffering"; "We do not suffer from anything – we are not objects of pity.

If Ruskin wanted to give an idea of what hills are like, how they are structured, "I should not refer to any geological drawings, but I should take the Loch Coriskin of Turner".

Josh Bernoff claims that because we don't refer to people as users of dishwashers, we shouldn't refer to people using computers as users either, but simply people.

This is why you shouldn't refer to the plant as "marijuana," a word with a racist history.

I know the students worked hard, but perhaps Class of 2015 shouldn't refer to any student who finished any grade this year.

Iowa delegate Tamara Scott scoffed at Maginn's amendment and the idea that colleges shouldn't refer reports of rape to police ― though currently that decision is up to the victims at the vast majority of campuses.

Already described serious consequences should remind us not refer to remifentanil PCA as a "poor man's epidural" and to safely administer remifentanil with an appropriate indication.