Sentence examples for correctly refer from inspiring English sources

However, Trump did correctly refer to the leader of Japan as prime minister during his remarks.

This requirement is crucial to correctly refer to the source when you write the text.

David Cronin Stockport You quite correctly refer to today's "charmless cacophony" in your praise of a saner age in football.

This article was corrected on 26 May 2016 to correctly refer to barrels of lime, rather than barrels of limes.

You correctly refer to the ability of the US and UK intelligence agencies, nowadays, to intercept emails and phone calls on a very large scale.

In Tanzania, they are expected to be able to identify, treat, or correctly refer a number of eye conditions including cataract, trauma, presbyopia, and the 'red eye'.

A melt most correctly refers to a pure molten solid, such as molten silicon.

The bitters we're talking about, the ones in the little bottles such as Angostura or Peychaud's, are correctly referred to as aromatic bitters.

But muscle memory — or "motor memory," as it is more correctly referred to among scientists — exists and can be quite potent.

Illinois prosecutors have correctly referred the Safeguard case to the monitor of the foreclosure settlement, who must decide whether banks have breached the settlement terms.

People over 75 who are admitted to hospital will be referred to a psychiatrist if thought to be at risk, and hospitals will earn bonuses for correctly referring patients.