Sentence examples for since referred from inspiring English sources

Armenians have ever since referred to the killings as genocide.

Khamenei has since referred to the Arab spring as the "Islamic awakening".

He added that the desensitization protocols were still new three years ago and that the hospital had since referred dozens of patients with similar problems to Cedars-Sinai.

(The staff member was unnamed in the original report, but the gossip column has since referred directly to Mr. Blasberg as its subject).

A reader has since referred me to this 1977 case of a single donor contaminating 7 babies in a neonatal intensive care unit, which led me to a similar 1979 case.

The National Crime Agency, which now runs CEOP, said it carried out a review of the delay and acted on those recommendations, but has since referred itself to the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC).

Notions like reference and truth could only belong to a theory of language use, since referring is something people do with words, not a standing relation between words and objects in the world.

Since refers to the radius of, a cluster member uses direct data transmission to the clusterhead if its distance to the clusterhead is less than.

Since referring to a celestial object by the morning star differs from referring to it by the evening star, the sentence The morning star is the evening star does not express an analytic truth.

That led to an internal investigation that has since been referred to securities regulators in the United States and Britain.

One lawsuit has since been referred to arbitration by a New York state court, and Juno has applied to send the second complaint to arbitration.