Sentence examples for specifically in reference to from inspiring English sources

To clarify, this was stated specifically in reference to Saudi Arabia.

Results indicate that aggressive urban expansion can contribute to increased urban vacancies, specifically in reference to residential land uses.

Technology – Create an annotated list of Internet resources about helping children and young adults deal with fear and anxiety, either specifically in reference to the current state of the world or in general.

But the term "golden boy", specifically in reference to a former Olympic gold medalist in the paid ranks, was given a serious push when the likable Ray Leonard moved along quickly following his showing in 1976.

A lot of locals use it specifically in reference to an overdose of decorative statement—such as a diner covered with neon hex signs yet it can apply equally to people who accept or "convert" to the culture, to a peculiar way of talking, and even to a style of cooking or to a genre of folk art.

Soon after the show went on the air, "thirtysomething" entered the lexicon (and, in 1993, the Oxford English Dictionary) as a catch-phrase for people in their 30s, specifically in reference to those of the baby boomer generation who reached that age in the late 1980s, when thirtysomething was on the air.

Specifically, this is in reference to Article 49 of the Fourth Geneva Convention, which forbids any "Occupying Power" from "[deporting] or [transferring] parts of its own civilian population into the territory it occupies". Reagan, nevertheless, chose to refute this assertion.

The policy position on immigration that he released last August specifically mentioned deportation only once, in reference to gang members.

Specifically, the Passion tweet was in reference to Mel Gibson's infamous voicemail tirade at his estranged wife.

"The tone at the top was something that they were specifically happy with," Mr. Diamond said in reference to the Financial Services Authority.

Cashman spoke specifically of Pettitte and about baseball in general in reference to the growing steroid scandal cascading through it.