“in reference to”可以造什么句，in reference to造句

I have nothing to say in reference to that incident.

For in reference to what is enough for nature every possession is riches, but in reference to unlimited desires even the greatest wealth is not riches but poverty.

This paper is in reference to disparity estimation, information concealment and error concealment for stereoscopic images.

Residence time recommendations are given below in reference to downstream feeds.

Something tells me users are going to be learning some interesting Italian gestures to use in reference to their software.

In particular, shorter time periods under subparagraph 1(a) and paragraph 4 may be used in reference to the corresponding periods in the base period and different reference prices for different periods may be used under subparagraph 1(b).

A formal agreement between two or more states, as in reference to terms of peace or trade.

The term was first coined by S. Ulam and Nicholas Metropolis in reference to games of chance, a popular attraction in Monte Carlo, in the Kingdom of Monaco.

The challenge system stipulated in the Civil Procedural Law of Japan is formulated in reference to the German Law of Continental Law system.

Neutral current is the current that flows in the neutral leg of a paralleling system. Often, this term is used in reference to circulating currents or cross currents.

An American critic quipped in reference to North Korea's Kim dynasty that this was perhaps a metaphor for leaders running things long after they have died.

My sister often makes a joke that, "Everybody runs faster online." in reference to the ways people lie about things online.

Bolt was in relaxed mood before the race, showing off to the cameras and wearing a t-shirt bearing the phrase "Ich Bin Ein Berlino", in reference to Berlino the bear, the event's mascot.

He took himself to task for his bad sympathies in reference to Roger Chillingworth, disregarded the lesson that he should have drawn from them, and did his best to root them out.

Counterparts of "Rice" in reference to Chinese and "Bread" in reference to English;

Difficult to stain with standard dyes. Used in reference to cells or tissues.

That's in reference to retail partners who might want a Lauder salesman to do something Lauder doesn't want to do.

The most popular suggestion was Yao Yuchun in reference to Li Yuchun, winner of Super Girl, a nationwide singing contest.

The word 'redeem' means' to buy out ', and it was used specifically in reference to the purchase of a slave's freedom.

A febrile condition in which there are alternating periods of chills, fever, and sweating. Used chiefly in reference to the fevers associated with malaria.

In addition to warning labels, cigarette packs now feature pictures explaining the side effects of smoking: a dying man in an oxygen mask, and a limp cigarette in reference to impotence, among others.

Police have discovered that several signs have had the word 'Voldemort' added in permanent black marker so that they now read 'Stop Voldemort' in reference to the fantasy film's main villain.

but is it so in reference to the community? It is not.

Not accepted, it should be accepted in reference to the relevant terms of the reverse sign, and explain the reasons, to inform the right to appeal.

This is often called the Pen and Paper model of role playing games (in reference to the Dungeons and Dragons-style game play).

And I'm calling in reference to your Administrative Assistant position.

"The web is no longer in your pocket, it is right before your very eyes, " said John Doerr, of Kleiner Perkins, in reference to Google (GOOG) Glass.

Aster means "star" in Greek, in reference to the radiate arrangement of the flowers in the heads.

For example, using the pronoun he in reference to judges is both factually wrong and liable to offend some of your readers (not to mention some present and former justices of the U.S. Supreme Court).