"Only if she thought it was so low as to be unduly lenient would she then refer it to the court of appeal".
"I'm doing more Toscas than I ever thought I would," she said referring to Puccini's Roman beauty.
And when asked how she would define distinctiveness, she refers to Ofcom research which suggests that, while viewers and listeners "generally believe the quality of the BBC's output is good … they want UK stories that reflect the nation in all its diversity".
It was partly because of a scarcity of commissions, latterly some measure of independent financial security and an inability to cease creating - she would refer to this as her "obsession" - that she produced works from her own rich imagination.
If you go ahead and do this thing [abortion] you are using one sin to cover another sin …" Obstetrician 5, age 38 Of the midwives, 13 out of the 14 said they would offer counselling for women seeking terminations (the 14th said she would refer to a doctor without counselling); however, only four said they offered counselling on all the options.
"She had a kind of ownership of them — she would refer to them as 'my children,' " Mr. Rubio said.
After the group had finished singing and rapping about life on the fringes of Beijing society, the performance turned confrontational when the show's host, Zhou Libo, asked 18-year-old Zhao Chen to clarify what she'd meant when she referred to "bad people".
Later, she would refer to us as "Joe's little family in Leicester".
Over the years, when Ms. Galloway updated the copy on the site, she would refer to the same list.
She could not pay him for that or for subsequent legal matters, he said, so they agreed that instead of money, she would "refer me clients".
