Sentence examples for referring to the value from inspiring English sources
But he's referring to the value of the cash offer of £42.15.
"Of course," Mr. Walsh added, referring to the value of the work, "It would be absolutely great if he died in his studio.
"We find it a powerful notion referring to the value of maintaining individuality while honoring the group.
At this point we should emphasize, that DMSP, uses two values describing the relation of internal and external neighbours (2) (we are referring to the value of p1).
(Fay, age 37) The necessity of personal assessment was underlined by several informants, referring to the value of the individual experience.
We also defined a datatype property for protein properties, called physicalQuantity, referring to the value and the unit of measurement found in the text.
"Keep an eye open for the V.A.T. guys," Norquist said, referring to the value-added tax that many countries impose.
"Due to our diverse accounting service for other companies, we now need invoices from various industries (13% or 17% VAT)," one ad sent out last week by the Shanghai Fangyuan Accounting Agency reads, referring to the value-added tax receipts.
When Mr. Fabius refers to the "values that make us love America," he is in effect referring to the values that most comfort France in its self-image.
"The firm routinely reviews the marks our traders set," a Merrill spokesman, Jezz Farr, said Friday, referring to the values given to securities.
"They're going to tax the snot out of every manufacturer in southern Ontario to the extent that they're going to Ohio, then they're going to offer them $450 million to come back," he says, referring to the "value-added" grant that the CCPA is proposing for industries like the auto sector.
