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• A spokesperson for Mr Cox denied the timing of his decision to refer the issue to the European Court of Justice has anything to do with the date of the EU-US summit.
• Most of the significant differences that allow taxa referable to these genera to be consistently distinguished involve features of the soft-part anatomy, not the carapace.
• I am advised that Mr Draper was referred to a vascular specialist at Middlemore Hospital by his general practitioner.
• If your doctor thinks that you may need an angioplasty, you will be referred to a hospital specialist.
• Here, Carey compares the fly experiments with data from other taxa whose longevity is summarized and, finally, he comes to make his results and scientific thoughts referable to human longevity.
• A simplistic reduction, to be sure, but both words refer to those who provide sex for money.
• The word refers to an emotion briefly held in common by a gathering of people who may be strangers to one another.
• If you get confused while reading, you can refer to the glossary to put everything in proper context.
• You should be able to talk over your options for treatment with your GP and any specialist that you are referred to .
• After her latest annual review she was referred to the diabetes specialist nurse for further follow up in an attempt to improve her glycaemic control.
• If your doctor thinks you have an eating disorder, you might be referred to a specialist so you can get the treatment you need.
• Everyone has one or two names and is referred to as the son or daughter of his or her father.
• Two further disputes have been referred to adjudication before me.
• A link anchor refers to the words and pictures on a web page that serve as links to another page.
• Leddy refers to sources as diverse as Bartok, Darwin and Baudrillard, but essentially it's a send-up.
• The physician should note patterns and relations among defects and narrow the differential by determining whether the deficits are referable to the central or peripheral nervous system.
• The word itself refers to a method of dyeing designs on cloth by coating with removable wax the parts not to be dyed.
• Unsurprisingly, Gallo refers everything back to his childhood, mining his youth for anecdotes.
• I would like to turn to the independent advisory report which Mr Virdi referred us to in his evidence, which I have got and we have read, just to flag up some concerns there.
• They have convinced the work referrers - local professionals - to refer vulnerable and stressed clients to them by concentrating exclusively on business recovery and insolvency.
• The most difficult part of packing books is deciding which ones I am most likely to want to read or refer to in the near future.
• In fact, as will be obvious to any reader who has ever used an index, the symbols in the key refer to the chapters in which the characters appear.
• Whether it was Pastor's accent she was referring to or his word choice he wasn't sure.
• I found this site in my referrers a few days ago and so far I'm enjoying what I've read (thanks for the link, will return the compliment when I get around to revamping my own links page).
• These are magazines your customers read and likely refer to when they enter your gun shop.
• The biologist referred Ip to a research institution in Hainan, where he learned about pearl farming.
• The word refers to a technique, usually a bomb, not an ideology.
• Following mediation, the case was referred to arbitration.
• Frequently referred to as the flu, influenza is a respiratory illness which is caused by a virus.
• I found a site through my referrers last night that had all the male-edited weblogs in one column, and all the female-edited weblogs in another.
• The word once referred to a crude model of a more important work, and in a sense it still does.
• I refer my colleague to the reply that I gave some moments ago
• doctors will be able to refer patients to a hospital
• Cultures treated in this manner are hereafter referred to as washed cells.
• His decision not to refer the matter to the Minister, on the face of the material before the Court, cannot be said to be so unreasonable that no reasonable decision-maker could have made it.
• refer all queries to the press officer
• We have repeatedly asked the council to refer this matter to an independent body.
• I refer my honourable friend to the reply that I gave some moments ago
• the prisoner may require the Secretary of State to refer his case to the Parole Board
• I always refer to a dictionary when I come across a new word
• The decision to refer the matter to the Security Council is a sign, moreover, that the world is united in its view that North Korea and Iraq are grave concerns.
• I always refer to a dictionary when I come upon a new word
• A decision to refer a matter to the minister depends on its sensitivity, demands on resources, need for a political judgement, and uncertainty about the minister's reactions.
• Most people refer the relationship to the Accord period, and the last had Labor governments.
• In addition, all of the participants had various medical conditions, but they were referred to the clinic because of stress-related symptoms.
• Their brief is to resolve as many issues as possible without going to the full cabinet, and if they cannot reach a decision to refer the question to that body.
• A sequence of spots of lights is shown, and you will be asked which ones you can see. If you are found to have glaucoma, you will be referred to an ophthalmologist (specialist eye doctor) for treatment.
• The president of the United States is often referred to as the leader of the free world.
• A friend referred her to Jan-Pro and Diane purchased the smallest franchise package available.
• My learned friend referred you to the local authority of Ross v Carvallio in support of the contention that, as an applicable authority, there are two differences in respect of that authority.
• I wrote to Paul (an old colleague) referring him to your article [on dowsing] and he replied.
• At the moment, your doctor, dentist or optician decides which hospital and consultant you are referred to .
• Just by chance I met a friend, and she referred me to an organisation to get a flat - I got a flat within a couple of weeks, so it's really sorted me out and I've been in the flat ever since.
• Your Honours, I was referring to the opening words of Article 13 of the Convention.
• The amount of time people spend contending with each other there, quoting articles, and referring to other sources!
• It may be helpful to refer to Table 2 while reading the following points.
• I actually get quite offended if anyone dares to use that revolting word when referring to me.
• Friends, family and influential colleagues might also refer you to a trustworthy tailor.
• An insurance company is exempt from corporation tax on income and chargeable gains in respect of so much of its long term business fund as is referable to pension business - see section 438 ICTA 1988.