Symptoms and impact of these are referred to as the perception of the disease, in general, with no reference to a specific time frame in the INQoL ('at the moment').
This article was amended on 5 February 2018 to remove a reference to a specific number of women involved in the internal inquiry.
In such cases, our intelligence is invited to observe the facts, to study them in reference to a specific environment and to derive principles from them.
In repeating a falsehood, someone may back it up with an opening line like "I think I read somewhere" or even with a reference to a specific source.
"In God We Trust" comes from "The Star-Spangled Banner" by Francis Scott Key and is not a reference to a specific faith.
It's quite similar to how a French person would have employed the term "La Résistance" during WW2 – not in reference to a specific organization fighting against Hitler, but as an umbrella term for them all.
"We are concerned about schemes that are imposed broadly on groups of people according to type of payment or category of circumstance, rather than by reference to a specific individual's circumstances.
In doing so, Qatar dropped its earlier reference to a specific ratio of 3.25, which analysts say they believe indicates a willingness to negotiate with Glencore.
While it may not have been common in New York City before the ferry crash, legal advertising with reference to a specific accident does happen with some regularity across the country, according to William Hornsby, who is the author of a book called "Marketing and Legal Ethics," and a staff attorney with the American Bar Association, whose law practice management section published it.
The period setting is defined by costumes reminiscent of the television series "Mad Men," but aside from a scene showing the children shuffling through a bossa nova dance class in school, the opera's music does not make a reference to a specific period, Mr. Cuomo said.
Optimal use of resources is also discussed with reference to a specific physics problem.
