Sentence examples for change referred from inspiring English sources

Pyne said the story was confused as the acquisition of the 12 submarines was on the same timeframe as previously – the change referred to the operation of the submarines, based on defence department advice.

Correction: April 6 , 2002 Saturday An article on Tuesday about efforts to replace the chairman of an international panel on climate change referred imprecisely to a letter sent to the White House a year ago by Dr. Arthur G. Randol III, senior environmental adviser for ExxonMobil.

Correction: December 6 , 2002 Friday A label and a caption for a satellite image in Science Times on Tuesday with an article about the prospects for government action on climate change referred incorrectly to an area off the Bahamas where coral reefs are threatened by global warming.

An article on Tuesday about efforts to replace the chairman of an international panel on climate change referred imprecisely to a letter sent to the White House a year ago by Dr. Arthur G. Randol III, senior environmental adviser for ExxonMobil.

Mr. Elhassan, who has contributed to reports by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, referred to studies that predicted what he called "incidents of frequent and intense droughts and incidents of high levels of rains" in the region and "shifts in rain patterns," like later start dates of the rainy season.

Such charts can identify pairs that have a significant activity change, referred to as activity cliffs.

*Treatment change refers to first change: period of reference is 6 to 18 months following initiation of OAD.

Minimum stands for the lowest biogas yield available in literature, and no change refers to the biogas yield of the reference feedstock (i.e., dung).

Mr. Carmona released a letter to reporters today and asked that the there be a "real process of rectification and change," referring to the president's policies.

An outlook change refers to a potential downgrade in the medium term, whereas a review for downgrade brings forward any ratings action to a matter of months.

Mengestu seems to be aware of a sea change, referring here to a famous conference of African writers that took place at Makerere in 1962.