Sentence examples for refers to none from inspiring English sources

But the S.E.C filing refers to none of those conversations.

Managing Ignatius: The Lunacy Of Lucky Dogs And Life In The Quarter, by Jerry E. Strahan; Louisiana State University Press; $25 cloth The "Ignatius" of the title, of course, refers to none other than Ignatius J. Reilly, the benighted, rotund, hot-dog-vending hero of John Ken- nedy Toole's Pulitzer Prize-winning A Confederacy Of Dunces.

The title, of course, refers to words that none of us use in real life, but which fit headlines perfectly.

In the Department of Transportation's list of 92 major provisions demanded by Congress as part of the security law passed last November, none refers to airport actions outside the security perimeter.

'None' refers to no intestinal GFP expression.

None refers to animals whose tumors have continued to grow at a rate comparable to controls.

The section on "Aggregating data to a specific taxonomic rank" refers to an example, but none appears to be present.

Rather than that, it seems to be a deal with hardly any economic or political coherence and viability, a deal referred to by none other than the IMF as "non viable," with Greece's public debt having become "highly unsustainable" through the numerous bailout loans.

This makes him a liberal in politics if "liberalism" refers to the egalitarian belief that none of us is God.

Eight indicators came out of stakeholders' evaluation too (see again Table 5), but none of them refers to the economic dimension of urban sustainability.

However, for pyoderma the percentages in the akita were 25%, 0%, 75% (p = 0.05). 1 = the grading refers to "events of pyoderma", 1 = none, 2 = once, 3 = more than once.