Sentence examples for refers to have from inspiring English sources

The projects Dmytrasevych refers to have two purposes.

The concerns Brandis refers to have been expressed by every media organisation in Australia and the Law Council.

The "new, smaller, cheaper things" he refers to have yet to adopt a common name, but are called swegways by some, hover boards by others.

If a meme simply states "There has never been a terror attack on US soil since 9/11" and the footnotes clarifying the time periods and definition of "terror attack" it refers to have long since been lost, does that make the meme false or is the meme still true since it is factually correct under the specific assumptions and population construction used by its original author?

Even the term social media itself is beginning to feel dated; the communications it refers to have become so ingrained into our everyday existences that the phrase seems redundant, like "color TV" or "cordless phone".

In sociological circles, privilege refers to having advantages by way of association.

The unsettling Got Nuffin refers to having "nothing to lose but darkness and shadows".

(a) The fact that he refers to having sex with men as "crossing the aisle".

The term "gain" refers to having extension with respect to weights that are not necessarily plurisubharmonic.

For vocational teachers, this refers to having a vocational identity related to their specific vocational subject.

2) Respect for others (RO) refers to having adequate knowledge of social and emotional literacy.