Sentence examples for refers to persons from inspiring English sources

* Accountant," in this context, refers to persons whom I do not know personally, who do not have access to my social security number or other personal info, persons with whom my family does business, or whom I may contact in the near future to do my taxes assuming the extension I filed using Form 4868 was filled in correctly.

"Name" refers to persons, associations, corporations, or other entities associated with a record.

"The document at issue refers to persons generally, not just to persons directly involved in the operation of a registered training organisation which has been cancelled," she wrote.

The phrase natural beauty properly refers to persons, things and places whose effect is comparable to that of poetry, painting, sculpture and the other arts.

and the High Occupancy Vehicle, section 21655.5 refers to "persons" One wonders whether corporate asset strippers (*cough* Romney *cough*) could be charged with murder.

Second, a language system is self-contained, but discourse always refers to persons who say or write and hear or read.

Subjective norm refers to person's beliefs concerning significant other's approval or disapproval of the behaviour.

Biblical prophecies in the Qumrān commentaries refer to persons and events of the recent past, the present, or the imminent future.

Some of the raiders were also pastoralists, referring to persons who own and herd livestock as their main livelihood.

If a plural verb is used as in Á carir it means "let them do it" referring to persons not present or at any rate not addressed directly.

We use the term "adolescent" to refer to persons between the ages 12 and 18 [ 15].