In what follows, for simplicity we refer solely to 'the rate' of crime per 100,000 persons without reference to it being based on police recorded crime data.
Philip Hammond's preference for a transitional period after the UK leaves the EU could refer solely to a period of adjustment for customs and border staff, rather than retaining any trading or free movement rights, a former cabinet minister has said.
Informed that there are only ten, Sir James gigglingly wonders which two to get rid of — and suggests those that refer solely to matters of form, such as honoring the Sabbath, because, he explains, the ones like "Thou shalt not kill" involve behavior that, he says, is simply wrong.
Eight of the clinical studies refer solely to the insertion of dental implants at the time of primary oncological resection, and only two were of a prospective design.
However, little research has been conducted to examine early childhood teacher compensation systems, and the few studies that are readily available refer solely to how U.S. kindergarten teachers are compensated.
Related to this analysis is Valla's repudiation of what he presents as the scholastic view of the distinction between abstract and concrete terms, that is, the view that abstract terms ("whiteness," "fatherhood") always refer solely to quality, while concrete terms ("white," "father") refer to both substance and quality (Repastinatio, 21 30).
It should be noted that the recorded AZFc mutation rate represents a conservative estimate since it refers solely to changes in the number or order of the reference sequence amplicons.
Its $20.5 billion figure referred solely to corporate information technology globally.
Later, spokespeople from the State Department and the D.H.S. said that this referred solely to Jamaican officers.
The word afghani refers solely to the country's main unit of currency.
Some would prefer this to be interpreted narrowly, as referring solely to the short-term financial interests of the shareholders.
