Similarly, if it referred in any way to the Arab League peace plan which involves President Assad stepping aside according to a tight schedule, then this too was unacceptable to the Russians, as was anything that they believe might pre-determine the outcome in Syria.
She concluded with a reference to the title of Hyman's book, "If it refers to money, if my memory serves me right, I've been your keeper all these many years.
I hereby introduce G.L.'s First Rule of Brand-Verbing, which is that people will verb a brand name if it refers to a clearly-defined, frequent action for which there isn't a perfectly adequate pre-existing verb.
The proposal "looks larger than implied by the ECB's previous comments about the size of its balance sheet, especially if it refers to the new sovereign QE program and does not include the existing ones," said Riccardo Barbieri Hermitte, chief European economist at Mizuho International Plc in London.
If the relation is absolute (if it refers to the First Cause), they are absolute: in this case, the cause is necessary, prior and rich in itself.
Figure 4A: I have not been able to see this figure, or if it refers to the split network, then its description in the text must be expanded and be more critical.
If it is rather incidental to the composition, it is important symbolically, if it refers to the slow elapsing of time.
Volitional: A noun or noun phrase is volitional if it refers to someone who is acting according to their own desires or will.
A law lacks facial neutrality if it refers to a religious practice without a secular meaning discernable from the language or context.
It only makes sense if it refers to your relationship with the way society is owned and controlled, and have a common interest.
