There are instances, however, where the speakers' referencing strategy is not consistent with their conversational goals of concealment, and the reference forms fail to be recognized by the addressees or to evoke the intended connections.
See also Lewis (1997), who posits higher-order similarities among speakers' reference-fixing commitments.
As New Hampshire has been especially hard hit by the opioid crisis sweeping the nation, several speakers referenced the frequent co-occurrence of untreated mental health concerns among those who become addicted to drugs and alcohol.
Carlos Maza, a researcher at Equality Matters, an LGBT-focused initiative of Media Matters for America, attended last year's It Takes a Family conference undercover and caught on tape speakers referencing Regnerus' study to support attacks on gay people raising children.
All of the speakers referenced the window of opportunity at hand for the nation and the world to focus on a recommitment to the original tenets of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Fellow panellist and Jewish Labour chair Jeremy Newmark was rebuked from the floor for comments about the Holocaust, the speaker referencing the current "police holocaust" against black people.
The speaker references the Saudi-led air campaign against Shiite rebels in Yemen, which began on March 26, and harshly criticizes the Saudi royal family.
The Council, he added, is also exploring alternate modes of micro-transit: the Speaker referenced the introduction of electric, pedal-assist bikes into the CitiBike system, and a bill that would allow electric scooters, like Bird, to operate on the city's streets, which is currently being discussed.
The speaker refers to a reference time preceding speech time which serves as the point of reference for the projected future situation time.
Many speakers made reference to this – and it was the main reason those opposed to the Bill did not push it to a vote on second reading.
