Generalizing reference by matching to include referring with nonlanguage content results in the following constellations: 1. Nonlanguage content referring to nonlanguage content Example: Agent sees something and identifies it with something seen before.
That action, he said, could include referring the case to the state attorney general, who could seek an injunction the keep the Fox show off the air.
Lawyers for the plaintiffs said it could include referring such inmates to specialized shelters, instead of dropping them in Queens Plaza at night, as is done now.
His responsibilities, according to the waiver, include referring all elevator violations to the appropriate borough elevator staff members for corrective action and ensuring that all deficiencies are corrected.
The new demands include referring a dispute between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu over sharing the Cauvery River to the International Court of Justice, making Tamil the sole language for teaching in Tamil Nadu, and compensating women reportedly raped by police officers.
We try various strategies to avoid sending patients to hospital – these can include referring them to community matrons, "rapid response" or "hot clinics" for respiratory, heart, neurological or surgical problems.
This corrective feedback could include referring students to a particular module or page in the text for further study.
Some ideas include: referring new customers, special holiday and birthday points and creating games or contests in which players can earn extra points.
Equally important aspects include referring prospective students, mentoring current students and advocating on the institution's behalf.
Other policy changes include referring to trans inmates by their proper name and pronouns, which should be a given and failure to that is bullying and harassment.
