Sentence examples for this year referred from inspiring English sources

He made it clear he had offered his views to Mr. Romney, who this year referred to the tough immigration law in Arizona as "a model".

An article by The Associated Press on Tuesday about state laws that take effect this year referred incorrectly to a bill in New Hampshire allowing adopted children access to information about themselves and their biological parents.

Correction: March 1, 2000, Wednesday Because of an editing error, an article and a chart on Saturday surveying voter turnout this year referred incorrectly to a record for a Michigan's Republican primary.

The estimated increase of at least 11percentt in 2006, following an increase of at least 8percentthis yearareferredred to the per-ton price that the company pays.

Correction: February 24 , 2004 Tuesday An article on Sunday about people who supported George Bush in the 2000 election and are considering a vote for the Democratic candidate this year referred incorrectly to George Meagher, who voiced dissatisfaction with the administration.

Correction: June 12 , 2002 Wednesday A report in the On Stage and Off column of Weekend on May 17 about Bob Boyett, a producer who invested in five plays that were nominated for Tony Awards this year, referred imprecisely to his work as a television producer.

And a correction in this space yesterday referred incorrectly to the status of his case.

A correction in this space yesterday referred incorrectly to the registrat ion information in dispute.

"I have today referred this to the Independent Police Complaints Commission".

In this study, we used strains DDY4300 and DDY4301 (referred to from here as tfc6 mutants).

President Clinton, in a press conference yesterday, referred to the "potentially staggering benefits of this research".