Sentence examples for when it refers from inspiring English sources

In my Poetry Writers' Yearbook, Hungarian poet Georges Szirtes points out that when someone does something wonderful, we often say, "Sheer poetry!" or "Poetry in motion!" The P-word is a compliment, except when it refers to its inky, wordy self.

But, what does the EU understand when it refers to the EDE in the framework of its cooperation policy on education?

And, what does the COE understand when it refers to the EDE in the framework of its intergovernmental policy in education?

— An Alabama law firm claims in a lawsuit that Taco Bell is using false advertising when it refers to using "seasoned ground beef" or "seasoned beef" in its products.

What does the statute mean when it refers to "executive compensation actually paid"?

This is what the CWU is talking about to when it refers to "unfair competition".

President Obama's auto industry task force acknowledged as much in its assessment of GM's viability when it referred to the most prominent car on the horizon for GM, the Chevy Volt.

China is a permanent member of the security council, which urged its members to support the findings of the ICC when it referred Sudan to the court.

Although the origin of the term heavy metal is widely attributed to novelist William Burroughs, its use actually dates well back into the 19th century, when it referred to cannon or to power more generally.

The report was commissioned by the security council on 26 February when it referred the case to the ICC.

The phrase "clean coal" appeared in industry advertisements as early as 1921, when it referred to coal that had been cleaned of dirt and dust before delivery.