Sentence examples for state referred from inspiring English sources
Empire State referred the half-dozen or more suspicious cases involving $300,000 to federal investigators, Mr. Dudley said.
After another four weeks, she received a response detailing "the other survey's [sic] the secretary of state referred to".
Because of an editing error, an article yesterday about Condoleezza Rice's first day as secretary of state referred incorrectly to her coming trip to the Mideast.
He defended his position on Social Security, saying his comments about turning it over to the state referred only to state employees and retirees.
Instead, Iñigo Méndez de Vigo, a Spanish secretary of state, referred in a separate statement to the need to maintain "a necessary balance" between security and privacy concerns.
Hari Kumar (NYT) Correction: November 25 , 2005 Friday A report in the World Briefing column on Wednesday about an election in India's northern Bihar State referred incorrectly to the leader of the party that was voted out of power.
The state refers to her as a destitute person.
Proud natives of the state refer to themselves as being from "West, by God, Virginia".
Rate adjustment state refers the optimal congestion window calculation of TABE.
The buffer state refers to the state of the users' buffers, representing the data available for scheduling.
For instance, a three-state model is often used, in which the first state refers to the beginning of the phone, the second state refers to the heart of the phone, and the third state refers to the end of the phone.
