Sentence examples for refers however from inspiring English sources

The rule also refers, however, to third-party candidates.

The bulk of existing research work concerning their operation refers, however, to steady state conditions.

The book's title also refers, however, to Peter and Zipporah's informal gatherings of friends and relatives on Sunday afternoons.

The bills to which petitioner refers, however, were introduced in order to overcome the decisions in Marubeni, Meyers, and Thevis.

The title refers, however, to a program of new work created by Judith Sanchez Ruiz, Germaul Barnes and Heather Harrington, chosen by Kari H. Tonight through Sunday night at 8 30, P.S. 122, 150 First Avenue, at Ninth Street, East Village; (212) 477-5212.

Unlike the statute at issue in the Schlussel case to which SSB refers, however, the focus and purpose of the California statute here at issue is the protection of privacy, and the alleged conduct of SSB in question constitutes an invasion of privacy within California.

They are referring, however elliptically, to their neighbours.

It was the first time he had ever allowed me to refer, however obliquely, to his actual age.

Might the Dreadnought hoaxers' faked Ethiopia also be referring, however obliquely, to the leopard's spots, blackness an epithet they could simply scrub off?

(We refer however to the recent and independent developments by Robins and Zelikovsky [SODA'00, 2000] for better bounds and algorithms).

It came to refer, however, to the Protestant view of the equality of status between clergy and laity and to the calling of all Christians to be agents of God's Word and grace.