Sentence examples for third party referring from inspiring English sources

In July, Mr. Hall wrote, "Rahm asked for Harry and Louise ads thru third party," referring to the characters the industry had used to defeat Mr. Clinton's health care proposal 15 years earlier.

"Reuters has a strict policy against modifying, removing, adding to or altering any of its photographs without first obtaining the permission of Reuters and, where necessary, the third parties referred to," Thomson Reuters said in a statement on Sunday.

"This could be a repeat of what's happening in Chile," said Winston Peters, a member of Parliament and head of New Zealand First, a nationalist party, referring to the low wages and foreign control in the wine industry.

(However, at first, his party referred to it as Palliser's River).

And it is not just about taking action against third parties from referring to their brand in the wrong way; brand owners themselves are often guilty of referring to their name generically.

The "third party" Henry is referring to is the National Energy Board, which operates at arms-length from the federal government.

The Aspergillus nidulans intein (AniPRP8) is described in a third party annotation [GenBank: BK001316] referring to the primary data in another accession [GenBank: AACD0100078].

Between July 2012 and December 2013, all consecutive patients referred by a third party or self-referred patients ≥18 years presenting with self-reported ACP (first or recurrent episode) at the emergency unit of the University Hospital Zurich were prospectively included in this study when a member of the study team was present.

OTT in this context is the term used to refer to third party messaging app services  vs carriers' own SMS-based messaging services.

In an afterthought, Twitter users are still referred to third party apps like Bit.ly if they want analytics surrounding their links.

The number of debts referred to third party debt collection agencies has doubled since 2000, and that's been accompanied by an increase in complaints.