Sentence examples for the paragraph refers from inspiring English sources

In a statement (pdf), the IPCC said the paragraph "refers to poorly substantiated estimates of rate of recession and date for the disappearance of Himalayan glaciers.

The Italian version of the second part of the paragraph refers firstly to physical, psychological and sexual abuse of children, and then the final part reads "urges them not to imprison child abusers, except as a last resort".

The paragraph referring to Jonathan Head was amended on Thursday 16 December 2010 at 8.49am, removing a reference to him being expelled.

P.S.: A secretary (since outplaced) inadvertently omitted in my Final Damage Survey of this relationship the paragraph referring to your mother's inedible cooking.

Mr Harding defended the article, explaining that the bulk of its content was devoted to The Thick of It and the paragraph referring to the to poll findings had been fair and balanced.

[IP] Radio was the first passive medium to really reach out to people.‿("Satire in the News‿, by Jack Schultz) It does a great job because the last sentence of the first paragraph refers to the dawn of electronics and the technological revolution, and the first one in the second paragraph refers to the radio, one of the first widely available communicative electronic mediums.

MR. OLSON -- The very second paragraph refers to the Florida Constitution and the rights to vote, page 36-A of the index to the petition.

We recommend that this paragraph refer to the proposed analogies and differences between σ and TFIIB (Kostrewa et al., Nature 2009 and Liu et al., Science 2010).

All sections in this paragraph refer to Fig. 2. At the rostral level of the ND and NB (sections C E), these nuclei fuse with each other and at this level the border between these structures is unclear.

I can't say for sure whether CNN is trying to emulate MSNBC by calling the Mubarak regime a bunch of liars, but let's note what happened in that paragraph: referring to a lie as "a lie" is now "a pronounced shift toward more opinion-making".

For example, within the Danube catchment, zander populations of Ammersee and Starnberger See (pie chart 1.2 in Fig. 4; note: all subsequently indicated numbers in brackets of this paragraph refer to pie chart numbers in Fig. 4) were less admixed than the respective river populations (1), but Chiemsee and Waginger See (1.1) showed comparable or higher levels of admixture.