For example, the memorial should "inspire and engage people to learn more about the events and impact of Sept. 11, 2001," according to the guidelines released yesterday, but the documents contain no reference to terrorism, referring instead to "the horrific attacks" of that day.
Prevention is, in other instances, described in broader and less coherent terms, often without specific reference to violence, and referring instead only to disease or illness, for example, "'prevention' means ensuring that diseases or illnesses do not occur" (47: p. 186), but with no further clarification of the levels of prevention (15, 17, 26).
Because of this complexity, biologists rarely make reference to "the theory of evolution," referring instead simply to "evolution" (i.e., the fact of descent with modification) or "evolutionary theory" (i.e., the increasingly sophisticated body of explanations for the fact of evolution).
She declined through a spokesman to comment for this article, referring instead to the Tagesspiegel remarks.
Referring instead to the region's "aging leaders," the book can't see Latin America for Cuba.
Nor does he name Mr. Chang, referring instead to "a contributor I once considered a friend".
One should refer instead to several specific types of ability.
He referred instead to Muslims around the world.
He says that should have referred instead to Fiat, which, like other European automakers, is suffering.
They refer instead to their neighborhoods, and to the nearest subway lines.
They have since felt pressure to refer instead to "extreme weather".
