Besides, we can define a negative constraint based on social relationship, i.e., two references that co-occur in the same hyper-edge cannot refer to the same individual.
Like descriptivist accounts, Evans' hybrid theory accounts for cognitive significance (of the sort evidenced by sentences like (2) through (5)) as well as reference; like causal accounts, it preserves the intuition that one cannot refer to something with which one has no causal connection whatsoever.
And they cannot refer their pupils for the medical support they need if that support does not exist.
So unlike other online applicants, however, WikiLeaks cannot refer to a spike in Internet traffic in its pitch for itself.
But we cannot refer to these without expressing gratification that our pages are emblazoned with fresh proud records of British valour.
"They basically thumb their noses at the H.M.O.'s," Dr. Lockshin said, adding that he often cannot refer patients to the best surgeons.
Naturally, singular terms (including proper names used as singular terms) are always distributed, for they refer only to one object and cannot refer to fewer.
House rules and precedents provide substantial guidance on how a House member can and cannot refer to the president while speaking on the floor, and the guidelines state that it has been found impermissible to call the president a liar.
The automated choose-and-book system generates referrals to consultants based on waiting lists; we cannot refer to named consultants but the earliest appointment is not necessarily always with the most appropriate consultant.
"Since I'm on record in the New York Times as admiring pale-skinned redheads from Moira Shearer and David Wall to Maria Calegari and Alexander Peters, can you clear up that Edward Watson's complaints cannot refer to me?
When a vulnerable child is at risk of abuse, you cannot refer to a contracted number of units of care or predict and put a limit on the cost.
