Sentence examples for if we referred from inspiring English sources

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

"If we referred the legislation when it comes into parliament to a Senate committee and we looked at it through that process, and looked at unintended consequences, there is a possibility we would consider that," Siewert said.

If we referred to her at all, it was as 'she' and 'her.' We had plenty of discussions, political discussions — he thought I was a Red — but never about her".

He would berate us if we referred to him as anything but Kyrgyz.

If we refer this quantification to the number of telomeres, 3.5% of the telomeres (as detected by TRF2) colocalize with SUZ12.

Especially if we refer to common definitions of "nutritious" and point out that, in general, nutritious food promotes health and good condition.

It is difficult to identify a stakeholder, especially if we refer to science stakeholders, and the proper evaluation of a researcher's value and position at international level is needed.

If we refer to culture as somewhat tacit "instinctive, repetitive habits and emotional responses", then yes, this is probably going to be less and less significant with an increasingly mobile workforce.

If we refer to Shallice model, we can hypothesize that optimal executive functions require the preservation not only of the Supervisory Attentional System, mainly dependent on the prefrontal cortex, but also of the Contention Scheduling, recruiting the basal ganglia, and of the Schemas of Action, represented in parietal and premotor areas.

Taking care of patients in my clinic is different to what it would be in more affluent areas because we have to worry about factors such as patients being able to afford the $5 it costs for their medication or, if we refer them, a $2 train fare it might cost them to visit a specialist.

These are some of the issues on which this democratic majority comes together: topics that attract 60% or higher public support if we refer to all the available surveys, a basic agreement crossing party lines, stretching from soft Liberal and Labor to Green and independent voters – and even (on some issues such as euthanasia and donation reform) to One Nation voters.