Sentence examples for specifically referencing from inspiring English sources

Rogers said the agency had overheard terrorist groups "specifically referencing data detailed" by Snowden's revelations.

True, there are growing calls for Russia to be excluded from international competitions – with Richard Ask, the head of Denmark's anti-doping agency, specifically referencing taking it away.

The judge wrote that Obama's public comments about cracking down on sexual assault, specifically referencing dishonorable discharges, appeared to be demand particular results from military courts.

Congress acknowledged there were other mechanisms available for deserving victims, specifically referencing the 9/11 fund, said Stuart Newberger, a specialist in international law at Crowell and Moring.

"If I'm specifically referencing an Enron memo or a Taliban story that people might not be familiar with, there's only so much information that I can throw in there," he said.

As noted in the mayor's statement, both González and Juarez said they think divisive political rhetoric at the national level — specifically referencing comments by presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump — makes people think it's okay to use such language.

(The Occupy movement is specifically referenced, as is HSBC bank).

As these questions specifically referenced the viewed hand in the mirror, they were only asked on mirror vision trials.

The censorship committee specifically referenced page 28, on which this article appeared.

It specifically referenced the wars in Central America and said that despite accepting refugees then, they had "very strict vetting and not one incident of violence".

"Anthony Caro has made works that specifically referenced Cubism, and the British sculptors of the 80s like Richard Deacon and Bill Woodrow use assemblage which would never have happened without Picasso.