Sentence examples for will refer up from inspiring English sources

In the letter, Citigroup said it expected to complete the $31 billion purchase of Associates shortly, and it laid out the changes it will make, including: *Establishing a pilot program in Virginia, Maryland, New York and Missouri -- which will eventually be rolled out nationwide -- that will "refer up" customers who have good credit into cheaper, lower-interest-rate loans.

Policy disputes between Conservative and Lib Dem ministers will be referred up to Cameron and Clegg to resolve between them.

Citigroup will take additional steps in New York, including setting up a more detailed pilot program to "refer up" qualified subprime borrowers to cheaper loans.

When followed by brackets, such as in ( C[s,w,r] ), ( C ) will refer to the look-up table, while when followed by parenthesis, such as in ( C s,w,r) ), ( C ) will refer to the previously defined cost function.

These probes were annotated to 376 zebrafish genes, which we will refer to as the zebrafish SRBCT up- and downregulated genes.

Henceforth, we will refer to genes down-regulated and up-regulated in the PPARγ KD as induced and repressed by PPARγ respectively.

And the various annulments so far have had little deterrent effect; local elections across Nigeria's states in the past several months have been violent and of dubious credibility.Regardless of the first verdict in Mr Yar'Adua's case, it will no doubt be referred up to the Supreme Court.

But anyone growing up in the '90s will refer to these beauties as the Full House houses.

To simplify things we will refer to the RCP assessment that has 39 "toss-up" seats.

For convenience, we will refer to the down-regulated genes as "NFIB-activated", and to the up-regulated as "NFIB-repressed".

The first one, which we will refer to as the simulation procedure (Algorithm 1), was designed for controlling and setting up the simulation.