"We need to be able to reflect the real world and this will involve referring to commercial products, organisations and services in our output," say the guidelines.
Keen to prove the point, the RHS today releases a report examining the social, economic and environmental impact of what those involved refer to as "Bloom".
Other journalists involved refer to "a tremendous amount of manipulation" and "the biggest ever publicity stunt", or claim that the event was "definitely stage-managed". The biggest gripe is that the scenes recorded by the media were not entirely real.
For a complex event to be not just a coincidentally matching pattern of actions by individual agents but an intentional joint action, it needs a complex structure of attitudes in which the agents involved refer to one another.
Many of the teachers involved refer to their classrooms as "student powered" because the kids exhibit a passion for learning that provides previously unseen levels of enthusiasm and energy.
Both contexts involved match-to-sample training and testing with abstract stimuli, but one involved referring to the stimuli as the names and sounds of "animals".
But the alternative involves referring patients for a battery of neuropsychiatric tests that can take hours to complete and cost $1,000 or more.
And yet, because one of the fundamentals of blogging involves referring to information on other blogs, the question of how to attract readers inevitably enters a blogger's mind.
You ain't gotta take no notice of him, cos he talks out of his arse.'" When it came to dysfunctional families, she was at the sharp end: for an extra £1,500 a year, she was in charge of safeguarding: "a massive responsibility" that, among other things, involved referring cases of child abuse and neglect to social services.
Cervicogenic headache (CGH) is a form of headache that involves referred pain from the neck.
Meanwhile, the notification of law enforcement involves referring a case to the appropriate LEAs or other authorities as soon as that course of action is considered appropriate.
