Sentence examples for those alluded to from inspiring English sources

Of those alluded to, the affidavit's implications seemed especially troubling for Mr. Jackson, or Senate Candidate Five.

For several reasons, including those alluded to above, treatment has not yet cured HIV.

[ 43] In 1978 the European Court of Human Rights ruled that the use by British forces in Northern Ireland of techniques similar to those alluded to above (hooding, forced standing, sleep deprivation, subjection to noise and deprivation of food and drink) was not torture.

On the contrary, like the U.S., they limit illegal immigrants' unpaid access to health care to precisely those situations Obama alluded to in his interview: emergencies and public-health risks, like infectious diseases.

On those calls, Mateen alluded to Isis's November attack in Paris, although the CIA's Brennan contrasted that attack with Mateen's, as Isis command in Syria ordered the carnage in France.

One of those services, Lavabit, alluded to harassment by the US government in a statement to its customers when it shut down.

She alluded to those who "tell us to be afraid of those who are different, to be suspicious of those with whom we disagree.

He alluded to those who have called him anti-American.

Still, General Shinseki only alluded to those tensions today.

Administration officials alluded to those issues in their comments on Sunday.

In his remarks, General Ozkok alluded to those concerns, and sent a terse warning to the Kurds of northern Iraq.