Sentence examples for the language refers from inspiring English sources

The language refers not only to trusts and foundations, but to any "similar structures".

Some of the language refers to transactions between users and third parties, which is indicative of the upcoming payment system.

The most common metonymic pattern is "part for whole"; the image presents a part of an entity while the language refers to the whole (e.g., the word "land" and an image showing only a part of the land, see Fig. 3b).

But the language referring to long-term deals was altered.

"However, testimony from multiple witnesses corroborated Mr. Perle's assertion that he objected to the language at issue and signed a second version of the affidavit only after being incorrectly assured that the language referring to his D.P.B.A.C. position had been removed," the report said.

Barclays said in a statement: "The language referred to in the settlement letter provided to the FSA was included in error during the outset of the process to manage this category of customer complaints.

South Omotic comprises the languages referred to as Aari, Hamer-Banna, Karo, and Dime.

aIn a country-specific translation situation where many countries using that language may need to be included in a study, one of the languages referred to as the "Mother" language is chosen to undergo the initial steps of forward translation, reconciliation, and back-translation.

Each survey year the questionnaire included the following two questions about spinal pain: "Have you had low back pain during the past 6 months?" and " Have you had neck pain during the past 6 months?" In the latter question, the Finnish language refers to the anatomical area including the neck spine, occiput, and other structures covered by the upper trapezius muscles.

As a result, the field of etymology would arise (Socrates' part in Plato's Cratylus in Fowler 1921) that seeks to find the original formulations of words (in the hope that the original words might also provide insight into the essence of the things they connote), and also, the field of logic would originate, which examines the way language refers to the world.

The Secret Places language refers to the site's stated mission to show travelers often-overlooked eateries, sights and particularly hotels.