Sentence examples for referred to in the statement from inspiring English sources

The celebrity Web site TMZ.com reported that the unnamed victim referred to in the statement was the singer Frank Ocean.

This case has been referred to in the statement that the 'Allee effect decreases the local stability of the equilibrium point' (see, for instance, [6, 8, 12]).

It stressed that Wimbledon (referred to in the statement as "WFC") had lacked its own home stadium for 11 years and asserted that the club did not have "firm and extensive roots within the conurbation from which it takes its name".

Each item asks the respondent to choose how often they experience the spirituality concept referred to in the statement.

The rating scores indicate how important participants thought it would be for the INTREC training program to provide instruction on the subject matter referred to in the statement.

Rating scores indicate participants' perceptions of how important it is that the INTREC training programs provides instruction on the subject matter referred to in the statement or in the cluster of statements.

All University staff with financial responsibilities must read and acknowledge, electronically, the Accountability Statement (form 1104FR.01) located in the Training Management System TMSS) acknowledging that they understand their responsibilities refered to in the Statement.

There is this larger issue of what the president was referring to with the "cloud" of the Russia investigation in general, and then what he was referring to in the statements he made to Russian officials in the Oval Office about having gotten out from under that "cloud".

This systematic review was conducted and reported according to the specifications referred to in the consensus statement for the meta-analysis of observational studies in epidemiology (MOOSE) [22].

The additional boost referred to in the budget statement of £125m in financial support to the housing sector is welcome and we look forward to the detail of how this extra subsidy is to be allocated between new social rented homes, where the greatest need exists, and low-cost home ownership and market-rate initiatives.

The decisions should be based on risk assessment, and taking into account, where appropriate, other legitimate factors relevant for the health protection of consumers and for the promotion of fair practices in food trade, in accordance with the Criteria for the Consideration of the Other Factors Referred to in the Second Statement of Principles.