Indeed, the same video clip to which Toobin refers includes Warren's call for more conservative budgets — avoiding unnecessary war expenditures or overpriced drug contracts, for example.
This implies that the "special circumstances" to which the second branch of the rule refers include juridical as well as natural facts.
We have held that [t]he provisions of this article, to which §5 refers, include the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. City of Boerne v. Flores, 521 U.S., at 519.
The progress to which he refers includes the right of women to vote in municipal elections and stand as candidates, and the permission granted for women to sit on the – powerless – Shura Council.
The sustainability to which he refers includes the substantial revenue Blue Engine realizes from its operations.
In the year to March, 2,009 under-15s were referred, including 297 girls.
We then contacted other places to which social assistance recipients were often referred, including several centres for labour market activities for people receiving social assistance.
It was apparent that nurses encountered significant barriers to referring, including a lack of local services to refer to, poor access to group programs, transport difficulties and long waiting lists for services.
The "system" to which Carter is referring includes the major political parties, groups that finance candidates and organizations that mobilize voters, such as labor unions.
The technology to which I refer includes oh-so-20th-century media such as movies, radio and television.
Countries referring included Ukraine (n=4), Russia (n=4), Poland (n=1), Latvia (n=1), Cyprus (n=1), Australia (n=1), Malaysia (n=1) and New Zealand (n=2).
