Sentence examples for sole reference from inspiring English sources

The district judge's sole reference to 'waiver' was not made in the case of petitioner.

The sole reference to Jesus as priest in the New Testament, Wills says, occurs in the Epistle to the Hebrews, an enigmatic letter of unknown provenance.

This allows us to define a panorama accurately and unambiguously with a sole reference namely the coordinates of the viewpoint from which the panorama was generated.

One study that is often cited in association with this claim is Stein and Lane (1996), and in 44% of those citations, Stein and Lane (1996) is the sole reference.

"But he had shunned Istanbul's large Western diplomatic and journalist community, forbidden alcohol at all facilities owned by the municipality, cited the Koran as his sole reference and once famously described democracy as a vehicle which one rides as far as one's destination before alighting".

In brief remarks after the meeting with Mr. Morsi, her sole reference to the military decrees dissolving the Islamist-led Parliament and eviscerating his powers was a call for "consensus" among all sides in order "to work on a new constitution and Parliament, to protect civil society, to draft a new constitution that will be respected by all, and to assert the full authority of the presidency".

The methodology comprises of initial classing & slicing the programming system on the referenced attributes of the entry with no defined attributes and then using the sole referenced entry and sole defined entry on these sliced programming units the candidate key/s are identified which are used to find individual object structure of the class in our classing technique.

The movie's sole political reference is its mention of the 14 Democrats in the overwhelmingly Republican town.

"V likely AF official Correll was told by ULA/Rocketdyne that a rich VP job was his if he gave them a sole source contract," Musk tweeted, referencing a report by the National Legal and Policy Center, an ethics watchdog.

In answer to questions, Mr Abe repeated that he upholds a previous statement on the comfort women by Yohei Kono, a former chief cabinet secretary, in 1993.Yet in the sole specific reference to the comfort women during his speech to Congress (apart from referring in general to the suffering Japan caused), Mr Abe remarked merely that women have always suffered the most in armed conflicts.

But that was the afternoon's sole political reference.