Sentence examples for states referring from inspiring English sources

Declaration," the label states, referring to genetically modified organisms.

"This room is already named as Smithson's Crypt," the list states, referring to the museum founder James Smithson.

"There are reports that Venezuela supplies Iran with uranium for its nuclear program," the Foreign Ministry document states, referring to previous Israeli intelligence conclusions.

An important contribution to epistemology was made by the writers on the Yoga: this concerns the key notion of vikalpa, which stands for mental states referring to pseudo-objects posited only by words.

"When asked to explain the counting he stated that it was not his voice but that of Agent Fred DiRenzo," the report states, referring to an agent from the federal Drug Enforcement Administration who had taken part in the raid.

And in his written answers to the Judiciary Committee two years ago, he expressed some skepticism about the argument that strings attached to federal funding could amount to undue coercion on the states, referring to the "heavy burden one advancing such a claim would bear").

Mr. Hoffheimer of the American Institute of Public Safety, said about three dozen states referred motorists to driver-improvement classes.

The plan also cuts $913bn from Medicaid and seeks to transform the program into lump-sum payments to states, referred to as block grants.

But the arrival in 2004 of the Atlanticist new member states – referred to as "new Europe" by the US defence secretary Donald Rumsfeld – evened the balance.

The present treaties linking the 15 member states refer at times to the European Community (its former name), at times to the European Union.

A final subset of 17 states referred to as the Macran and Kind States performed best on the correlation criteria.