Sentence examples for Referring to the document from inspiring English sources

Referring to the document distributed to ministers, he said: "The paper... assumes that public sector workers, many of whom are women, will work a 48-year career (to get a full pension).

Referring to the document that Chávez read, Correa said the United States was treating the region like a colony and that its planes could be used "for intervention in other countries". Uribe, though, described the agreement with the United States as irreversible, and Chávez was unable to muster support for his effort to have the pact officially condemned.

We did not have direct measures of the utility of the revised documentation; bedside nurses did spontaneously begin referring to the document to obtain information on the daily plan, suggesting increased utility.

M. GERTHOFFER: It is a serial number referring to the document sent to us.

(He was referring to the document proposed by the Deputy Prime Minister at the behest of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, seen to be an attempt to impose a constitution before the elections deliver an expected Islamist majority).

In principle they should because the UK has signed and ratified the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights," she said, referring to the document which defines adequate housing as a human right.

"We will make a filing at some point, and that will be that," said Edward Skyler, a campaign spokesman, referring to the documents the campaign is required to file with the Board of Elections.

Scholars also refer to the document as the Apocalypse of John.

MR. COUNSELLOR RAGINSKY: I think it would be better if we referred to the document.

The constitutional lawyer Louis Marshall, drawing an analogy from his Jewish heritage, referred to the document as "our holy of holies".

During the trial petitioner's counsel twice referred to the document as having been put in evidence.