Sentence examples for referred to article from inspiring English sources

By way of justification, he and his aides have referred to Article II of the Constitution, which designates him Commander-in-Chief.

A Fifa spokesperson wrote in an email to Nigeria's This Day Newspaper: "The chairman of the Fifa Disciplinary Committee referred to article 57 of the Fifa Disciplinary Code and requests that Mr Keshi guarantees that incidents of such high gravity do not occur again in the future.

Tshisekedi, who is currently undergoing medical treatment in Brussels, referred to article 64 of the DRC constitution, which says, "All Congolese have the duty to oppose any individual or group of individuals who seize power by force or who exercise it in violation of the provisions of this Constitution".

The Congress of the European People's Party, held two weeks ago in Dublin, adopted an "Emergency Resolution on Ukraine" which referred to Article 49 of the Treaty on the European Union, which stipulates that all European States, including Ukraine, have a European perspective and may apply to become a Member of the Union.

An earlier version referred to articles 230 and 226 of Tunisia's constitution.

Readers are referred to articles such as Soderberg and Knutson [ 32] for more detail.

(The term refers to Article 15 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice; soldiers who violate it can have their rank reduced or be assigned punishment duties).

One can refer to article [16] for the detailed algorithm.

And they regularly refer to article subjects in offensive ways, calling them names like: ignorant, dumb, ghetto, disgusting, mental, stupid, a "tramp," nasty, and more.

The forthcoming Biocidal Products Regulation (expected in 2011) will contain an article on product notification referring to article 45 of the CLP Regulation.

He appeared to be referring to articles and editorials in The Times, one of which was headlined, "The clown's mask slips".