Sentence examples for interior referred from inspiring English sources

An official at the Ministry of the Interior referred all inquiries to the local prosecutors, who refused to comment except to say that a report could be out as soon as the end of the week.

Expressing a general concern, Hans-Peter Friedrich, France's former minister of interior referred to possible returnees from Syria as "ticking time bombs".

One transect occurred in the D zone at D9, two in the E zone at E3 and E4, and one in the unmapped region of the Bank interior referred to as "Void".

In his later work he emphasized that buildings could have a multiplicity of influences, a philosophy given form in his design for the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (1992 98), where the curved columns and roofs of the terminal and the local wood in the interior refer to Malaysian architectural traditions.

Although the Vermont interiors in "Baby Boom" had a cozy Norman Rockwell feel to them, the 1991 remake of the Spencer Tracy classic "Father of the Bride," starring Steve Martin, Keaton and Martin Short, was the first movie to introduce viewers to Meyers's trademark aspirational interiors (referred to as "architecture porn" by one disparaging poster on an Internet message board).

Wolfgang Schaüble, the German interior minister, referred to Mr. Obama's struggle on detainees domestically in explaining European caution.

On Monday, Gideon Sa'ar, the interior minister, referred to the migrants' strike as nothing more than a fight between the Israeli food industry and the government.

Wolfgang Scha?, the German interior minister, referred to Mr. Obama's struggle in his home country on the detainee issue in explaining European caution.

Each of these approximately radially symmetrical cells is cone-shaped at the cell end that faces the interior; we refer to the cone-shaped (apical) end of the cell as the flagellar end because the flagella will develop on this side of the cell.

Brice Hortefeux, the interior minister, recently referred to "génitales" (genital) rather than "digitales" (digital) fingerprints.

The element of interior causality is referred to as self-determination.