Sentence examples for it refers all from inspiring English sources

In defending democracy, using the then current catchword isonomia, equality before the law, the plotter Otanes says: "It is government by lot, it is accountable government, and it refers all decisions to the common people".

It referred all questions to Johnson & Johnson.

It referred all calls to the Transportation Department.

Neither brother could be reached, but Germán Hernández recently placed an advertisement in an Ecuadorean newspaper stating that he and a woman had turned over an inventory of goods held by the company and had resigned from it, referring all claims to his brother and another co-owner.

Instead, it referred all questions back to the USDA.

She refers all of my patients!

Officials of those agencies said they would look into the death and the circumstances surrounding it, and referred all questions to Johns Hopkins.

The name hadron comes from the Greek word for "strong"; it refers to all those particles that are built from quarks and therefore experience the strong force.

In linguistic terms, once the referent of Aristotle is fixed in the actual world (i.e., once Aristotle is applied to Aristotle), the name Aristotle must refer to Aristotle in every possible world in which it refers at all, and the sentence "Aristotle is Aristotle" is therefore true in every possible world (i.e., it is a necessary truth).

It refers to all available chain abbreviations for lipids.

Hardware controllers: It refers to all the components which manage and control the operation of the peripherals.