His father worked on building sites, and remains the director's prime reference when it comes to the work ethic.
As to English bias, it is important for the prime musical reference work in the English language to serve the needs and the interests of its users: I have always recognized that even in an international dictionary some bias in favor of English, American, Canadian and Australian music and that of other English-speaking nations is not only unavoidable but perfectly proper.
The prime minister referenced the multiple attempts linked to Isis to cause mass casualty attacks as part of his justification for military action against targets in Syria.
Simulation results for control voltage are presented for the three induction generators subjected to step changes in the prime mover and reference setting to demonstrate the validity of the proposed control scheme.
In the speech last week in which she announced Britain will be leaving the single market, the prime minister made reference to "old friends" three times when outlining her post-Brexit orientation to the world.
The emails - disclosed by former director of strategic communications Ben Wegg-Prosser - include discussions about which MPs might still support Mr Blair, details of media briefings, statements drafted for the prime minister and references to Mr Blair's frustration.
That, one may assume, was behind the prime minister's sneering reference last week to "Indian dancing", a remark revealing his true colours.
The closest Mr. Gorbachev gets to mentioning the prime minister is his reference to the "current elite," which he rightly identifies as not being part of the solution.
Because of the Admiralty's prestige, other maritime nations accepted its proposal that the prime meridian for longitude reference should pass through Greenwich.
FRAN KELLY: In terms of the sexism which has been on display, as you say, the Prime Minister made some reference to that last night too – the former Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, in her speech after the vote.
