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It also urges that, if the experts are not satisfied, the Security Council should refer the matter to the ICC prosecutor.

For detailed information about privacy and the handling of your personal data refer to the general privacy statement of this website .

If you take action against abuse, you want to be able to refer to the clauses in terms of use that support your action.

Diversity training has existed for quite a while in some form or another, although different labels were used to refer to it.

Convenience store chains, wary of anti-smoking sentiment, have been reluctant to refer publicly to the windfall nature of their sales boost.

The secret to which I refer cannot be had without a price, although the price is far less than its value.

Indeed, not even the Soviet Union adopted Pinyin, but continued to refer to China's capital as Peking and its leader as Mao Tse-tung.

the doctrine, it will suspend consideration of the disputed issue and refer the matter to the agency for an initial determination.

Your doctor also may be able to direct you to weight-loss support groups or refer you to a registered dietitian.

We shall have no alternative but refer the matter to our lawyer.

Line numbers printed on the left side make it easy to refer to a certain part of the document.

The term is a misnomer, as it is often used to refer to any ring sound, almost all of which are not tones.

The present continuous is often used to refer to a temporary situation.

Sorting out customer information and save it to be easy to refer and Update once a week.

Sabah DAP feels that Madam Tan has no reason to lie that she was asked to refer to Kuala Lumpur about her case.

If you suspect a problem with any of the AMI's software products, refer to the troubleshooting section of that product's information center.

However, "policy" tends to be used to refer to what happens in government, its application outside government is less apparent.

I hope to share with you analysis and insights on what I refer to as a "new destination" for the global economy.

Who cares? If it happens just keep smiling and if appropriate refer to it to produce an easy laugh for your audience.

You refer to rock-climbing quite a bit, calling it one of your three passions, besides your work and your marriage.

Tom is going to refer the matter to the meeting.

We normally refer to the "bank financial products, " which actually refers to a comprehensive financial services.

The details requested below do NOT refer to any replacement that may have been sent to you since the original was reported missing.

Internet Protocol (IP) convergence is often used to refer to the moving of all various network types onto IP.

There was a time when Republicans used to refer to themselves proudly as "the party of Lincoln. "

The sex media sometimes refer to the penis as the "love muscle, " implying that like the biceps, certain exercises can buff it up.

Accordingly, before teeing off at the next hole, they agree to refer the matter to the Committee later.

Next morning he seemed to remember nothing of the night's experiences, and Tess did not refer to his sleepwalking.

You may want to ask your doctor to refer you to a dietitian or nutritionist for specific nutrition advice and guidance.

This term has been used to refer to the ability of an automated instrument to perform all of the steps in a workflow process for the user.

Mrs Law: first, his wife is always right; second, if the wife is wrong, please refer to the first implementation.

It has always been a generalisation to refer to a monolithic Arab world.

The term is often used to refer specifically to the pulsed neutron spectroscopy measurement.

Either offset did not refer to a position in the string, or there is an insufficient length of destination character array.

He brought to it a Renaissance breadth of knowledge, and was as likely to refer to his beloved Jane Austen as to Taylor.

Make sure to post useful links in discussions when necessary to provide authoritative guidance or to refer to a third party article.

You may refer to our bank, the Bank of China in London for our financial and credit standing.

Even worse, "worship" is often misused to refer to a particular style of music: "First we sang a hymn, then a praise and worship song. "

Refer back to the planning phase of your job search. where you considered this topic as you set your reference statements.

"It's not just the number of references - it is the way they refer to it, as if it was common knowledge, " Ekirch says.

LL: "Joint" is a slang for "place" - and it is often used to refer to restaurants, clubs or other places of entertainment.

And we recognize the divinity of her unconditional love and so call her mother earth or some of us refer to her as goddess.

The IOC has said it will refer the matter to its ethics commission.

Refer to Figure 3 to see how much faster the server will start and to Figure 4 to see the updated memory utilization.

Note: Be sure to unfold this page and refer to the front diagrams as you read each chapter.

It is not necessary to refer to the catalogue entry to be aware that this painting has some resonance today.

As a consequence, some staff continued to think that an agreement was in place, and to refer to it in other documents.

Download the ZIP file and unpack it to a location easy to remember; in this article, I refer to that location as FLEX_HOME.

South Korea plans to refer the matter to the U. N. Security Council as soon as this week.

And even the allusion to the energetic properties of the Zabaglione seems to refer to the name Tiramisu.

The past continuous is often used to refer to a temporary situation.

You could refer to this as "fake it til you make it, " but I think it's more accurate to say, "As within, so without. "

He said if Pakistan did not cooperate, he would refer the matter to the United Nations.

is often used to refer to the United States direct the film industry in southern California.

he appeared to mean up the chimney, but I believe he intended to refer me to Liverpool; 'and then in the City of London here.

if you do not trust the company you refer customers to honor your commitment from them what are we to think of them in doing business?

In the tree metaphor, the leaves refer to elements that do not contain any other elements, like leaves on the end of a branch.

NOTE: If such an environment does not exist, create one by clicking the Add button (refer to the next section for the configuration steps).

As a consequence, they refer to no place in particular and, therefore are disconnected from landscape, climate and culture.

Generally, gemologists refer to specific gravity, or relative density -- the ratio of the density of a gemstone relative to that of water.

Despite this, the term psychotherapy is usually used to refer to talking with people about more serious or complex problems in living.

In any case, if I refer to the drive, it is in so far as it is at the level of the drive that the state of satisfaction is to be rectified.

Asked at the time about his use of the term "young boys" , Mitterrand said he called all men "boys" and it did not refer to minors.

The term "Internet" is often used to refer to refer to the entity of various services available via the Internet .

As an affiliate you will have or build a web site that generates traffic and then "refer" part of that traffic to a partner company.

He would place it right beside him, in the small compartment in the passenger side door of the SUV, so he could refer to it often.

If I were asked to identify the moment of my literary enlightenment, I would have to refer to these two stolen literary encounters.

If taxpayers are dissatisfied with the administrative action of the Department, they may refer the matter to the Ombudsman.

B: If I may refer you to page eight of the brochure, you'll find all the specifications there.

Since then, the term "water hole" has been used to refer to searches at or around the hydrogen emission frequency.

Often the word is associated with the last day of October, which we in the US refer to as Halloween, a shortened form of All Hallows' Eve.

"I refer to it as the 'pornographic narrative, ' and I don't mean that in a purely sexual sense, " Professor Townsend said.

Within the body of a subquery, it is often necessary to refer to the value of a column in the active row of the main query.

An Object variable can refer to any object your application recognizes, or to data of any data type.

As you don't refer to any awful decisions that have already been made, I'm assuming that there haven't been any - yet.

These indications do not correspond to a diving depth, but refer to the pressure to which the overpressure water test has been done.

I refer you to one of the tennis myths "emulating the pros" for an explanation of this concept.

The word cleavage had been adopted within the Association to refer to the shadowed area indicating the space between an actress's breasts.

All over the world, what you often refer to as the working people are waking up to what has been happening around them, and seeking answers.

The young writer as I was beginning to be in Guyana, those intellectual and social currents I refer to kept shaping my imagination.

The Ouroboros is believed to have been inspired by the Milky Way, as some ancient texts refer to a serpent of light residing in the heavens.

Roy: Wow, I can't tell you how much more fulfilling this battle will be now that I can refer to my enemy by the proper appellation.

In some contexts it can be used to refer to any sort of occlusive vascular disease anywhere in the body, except the heart.

Under the circumstance, we have no choice but to refer the matter to arbitration.

We told you to refer back to the JSF application lifecycle and see if you could figure it out.

The word "winner" and "loser" have many meanings. When we refer to a person as a winner, we do not mean one who makes someone else lose.

If there aren't any, a couple's counselor can help or refer you to a couple's group. Learn to talk it out, rather than to argue it out.

Because never refer to this war in Britain's textbook common citizens are not know about this war.

Now I can refer to my central 'basket' of ideas and tick them off as I complete them - and then kick back in the sun!

The "mini" name doesn't necessarily refer to the size of the device, he said, but a lower entry-level price.

Although Mr Hu did not refer directly to Carlyle, some analysts said the comments could suggest the deal will not be approved.

Since our national anthem used to be Australia's as well, he didn't need to refer to the words, which had been helpfully printed on a sheet.

To illustrate this, let me refer to the naturalist science of the 19th century, and the effects it had on our opinions of life.

Edit this file to remove any entries that refer to a location in WPS_HOME or WAS_HOME for the portal that you are trying to uninstall.

If the matter cannot be resolved through conciliation, the Labour Affairs Bureau will refer the case to the Public Prosecutions Office.

Do not refer to what you are going to tell them in 'this sermon. '

The IOC has a zero tolerance against corruption and will refer the matter to the IOC ethics commission.

Although the term is often used to refer to new technology, many innovations are neither new nor involve new technology.

In its statement, Foxconn International did not refer to rising labour costs as a reason for the profit warning.

Over thousands of years, that urine crystallises and builds up in accumulations that the scientists refer to as "middens" .

Remind yourself how much you've already accomplished! Make a list and refer to it.

And if our sentence is true then Santa does not exist, in which case the name "Santa" does not refer to any actual thing.

In today's English, the word "Oriental" , when used to refer to a person, sounds old-fashioned at best and derogatory at worst.

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It's easy to see why people think this way when we refer to the world's most influential people as "great thinkers" or "great minds. "

All elements must have unique ID values for the business logic to be able to refer to these components.

Rightly used and obeyed, it can save many heartaches and continuous problems. This passage is often taken to refer particularly to marriage.

To define such widely spread misconceptions, Galbraith wrote: "I shall refer to these ideas henceforth as the conventional wisdom. "

Some of her friends try to call her "Dot, " a name she rejects because it doesn't refer people back to the vegetarian Web site.

The lease beginning date shall refer to the date on which the lessee begins to have the right to use the leased asset.

You can download the sample code for the examples described in this article so that you can refer to it as you read the article.

Even after he has slept with one of these mythical creatures he will still refer to her as a virgin, and almost never by name.

The children used to refer to that old teacher as "Grandpa Li" .

And as the New York Times has noted, some economists and traders have begun to refer to London by an ominous moniker: Reykjavik-on-Thames.

We sometimes refer to electricity, gas or petrol as if they were the actual sources of power, . . .

It does not know what type T represents, but it can create a placeholder for that type to refer to the type that T must be.

It is helpful to number your steps to make it easy to refer back to earlier steps.

These adjectives are compared as they refer to mental adroitness or to practical ingenuity and skill.

To refer to a specific part of a document, you should first take a look at the target document you're going to link to.

B Supply the missing words and give the correct form of the words in parentheses. Do not refer to the passage until you finish the exercise.

Commercial A term used to refer to any party or organization involved in producing, transporting, or merchandising a commodity.

Epidemic-stricken spots refer to smaller areas within which pathogens spread from the source of infection or to a single focus of infection.

For assistance with a specific problem you are experiencing with your service or product, refer to Help Central.

Westerners refer to their pets as "he" or "she" as if the pets were people.

Sort of expanding the public space onto what we refer to as a Scandinavian version of the Spanish Steps in Rome.

The Foreign Ministry is not in charge of energy and I suggest that you refer to relevant authorities.

Xiyuan, as well as Secretary and I wish to aquatic Kam has discussed the work of the feeling there are not smooth, please refer to.

eg. But in the hunting stage of mankind there was no steady, regular toil of the sort that we refer to as labour.

Marx mentions many times that the property of individuals does not refer to the individual property of the means of production.

If the server does not start, examine the HTTP server logs for further diagnosis and refer to the next subsections of this article.

We are now is a position to refer to a particular light wave in terms of its specific state of polarization .

It would be able to be reassigned to refer to another object.

Refer to the above calibrated distance (value) and Grinding the front cover for the spindle bearings' preload. The preload value is.

B Give the correct form of the verbs in parentheses. Do not refer to the passage until you finish your exercise.

Refer to the instruction manual for the instrument to be used for the appropriate minimum recommended source resistances.

They do not compare the values of two objects; they check only to determine whether two object variables refer to the same object instance.

That word did not refer to any specific disease like Alzheimer's.

This seems to refer to the actual characters, words, and files associated with a blip.

This method allows the design elements of each layer to refer directly to those of the layers and common architecture on which it depends.

My bank is the Bank of China, Beijing Branch . You may refer to it for my status .

I will be out of the office for the next two weeks for medical reasons. When I return, please refer to me as 'Kate' instead of Dave.

Two variables of a reference type are equal if they refer to the same object, referred to as object identity.

Views refer to the information in base tables, but do not hold copies of that information.

Users can refer to an alphabetical article listing, or to a listing arranged according to subject area to locate articles.

It's human nature to think about things as being in one state or another and we often refer to ourselves as being in such and such a state.

We offer a fantastic sign-up bonus for the new customers, giving affiliates a great enticement with which to refer customers.

For more information we refer you to external literature about this broad topic.

The term holographic projection does not, in this case, refer to a holographic image of the sort most people would understand by the term.

The Tea Party would have found a kindred spirit in Hayek -- and indeed , its more erudite members refer to him often .

Everyone thinks all doctors know one another. But when we refer you to specialists, we often have no idea who those people are.

For our business and financial standing, we may refer you to our bankers, The Bank of China, Head Office, Beijing.

They do not compare the values of two objects; they check only to determine if two object variables refer to the same object instance.

The 35-nation board could, at either meeting, decide to refer the matter to the Security Council.

In this chapter, you learned about methods, which enable you to refer to an entire set of operations by using a simple name.

Property collection returned by this method does not refer to any actual element in the underlying configuration file.

"a tiger" may refer to a ferocious man. a brave soldier is a tiger in a fight. an active, energetic young man works like a tiger.

rd teaching; used in aikido to refer to a twisting movement of the wrist and fingers used to unbalance an opponent.

Some physicians refer patients to compounding pharmacies that develop custom testosterone gels or lotions, she said.

He listened to her story and knew to refer her to Joseph Worth, a counselor.

If this sounds a bit confusing, you can refer back to " Leveraging Reusable Code, Part 2" for a lengthy explanation of this Java idiom.

Most of us wash our heads at least every day or two, so why neglect your second head, or as you may refer to it, your laptop computer.

Let you refer to the "words" in a string as if they made up a list, e. G.

Responsible for all HSE case in hot forming area. Refer in particular to hot forming area in the description as if no special version.

Look at the simplest SQL data binding task: mapping an object that doesn't refer to any other objects to a single table.

Change the form of the phrases in italics. Do not refer to the passage until you finish the exercise.

In other words, you are not likely to hear someone refer to a column of data as a single database record.

I promised not to refer to the matter again.

The Java editor cannot detect errors in SQL syntax, nor can it tell you that SQL statements refer to database objects that do not exist.

More importantly the definition seems to refer more to the history of evolution than to evolution itself.

refer the matter to the United Nations.

This routine is called to obtain a vector of server binding handles, which refer to all of this server's binding information.

You can refer to a particular element in an array by referring to the name of the array and the index number. The index number starts at 0.

Then, as you make changes to your workload or your hardware, you can refer to your earlier experience as a baseline.

In the US, homicide can refer to murder or to negligent or accidental manslaughter, but the finding need not trigger criminal charges.

I don't really think it a good idea to refer the case to the police, which couldn't help.

These applications refer to the operating system, run time environments, source control repository, and any other required middleware.

The user can refer to any detail stored in a disc simply by typing some key words through a home computer.

Delegates, which are data structures that refer to a static method or to a class instance, are also non-blittable.

Multi-VP sentences refer to sentences with two or more predicative constituents in the predication position.

Certain operations cannot be performed on the system application. Please refer to the documentation for more information.

If I may refer you to the brochure you'll find all the specifications there.

Refer to the supplier's MSDS to determine the proper PPE and any other special requirements for the gas being used.

If I may refer back to the problem we discussed, I think we shall stress on the conservation of our natural resource.

President Karzai did not directly refer to reconciliation talks with the Taliban during a speech in Kabul Wednesday.

The collection returned by this method does not refer to any actual element in the underlying configuration file.

If you need more objective information concerning our credit, please refer to The Bank of America, New York and Kahn Co. Ltd.

In this article I use the acronym EPMO to refer to any or all of these possibilities generically, unless otherwise specified.

XForms require an XML instance to which form controls can refer, so an instance document is a natural starting point for XForms generation.

The British isles refer to the main islands and several thousand small ones as well, which you can see on the map.

The maintenance instructions (refer to page 18) must be observed, otherwise a safe operation of the actuator is no longer guaranteed.

Specifies that this tool will only refer to type libraries that have already been registered.

If You do not know how to fill in the sponsor and the upline information, please contact the person who refer you this website.

Please refer to my previous message and respond to me at your earliest convenience, for I am ready to upload one more paragraph of Part 2.

Although many different names were used to refer to works in the book, the content of these works clearly defined the genre.

That invisibility to which I refer occurs because of a peculiar disposition of the eyes of those with whom I come in contact.

For full details of the methods used for testing water and sediment samples, please refer to Appendix A-13 and A-14.

The concept of giving is central in Buddhist thought, and it certainly does not refer necessarily to the giving of money or materialgoods.

Decide which points are being made that refer to this main theme. Write these down in note form under the main heading.

Refer to this diagram to see where the PivotTable control displays a particular element.

If you can't really guess what's the meaning of the word, the best way is to refer to the dictionary.

Competent authorities have released detailed information about relevant meetings, to which you may refer.

Quality assurance may also refer to the assessment of the quality of a portfolio and its development effectiveness.

For a more detailed list and description of the products, please refer to the main MySQL hub, MySQL. com, listed under Resources.

Of course, Angie is still a lot of varieties of the bamboo mat, and can refer to a buy, but to be convenient with.

To what does the word argument refer in programming? What purpose do arguments serve?

Details of this are covered in various other articles (I'll again refer you to the Resources section), so we'll cruise through this section.

Economists often refer to this sort of behaviour as irrational.

Tom: Regarding our financial position, credit standing and trade reputations, please refer to our bank or to our local chamber of commerce.

Your task's context is all of the files, search results, and other relevant information you need to refer to while working on the task.

Note that the terms cash and the money market refer to any short-term, fixed-income investment.

Sai Kung is the centre of the surrounding villages, and hence the name may refer to the areas in its immediate surroundings.

For visits booking telephone number, please refer to the number listed at the front of this document.

We are actively liaising with suppliers, the next email, will offer a more specific showing of the latest situation please refer to this.

Often, however, it's necessary to refer to an element by a different set of characteristics when searching or filtering.

Note: Payments by cheques should be crossed and payable to the company. Please refer to our exclusion clause on the back of this page.

Please refer to the provided sample application source code to see how it all works together in real life.

The default SSL settings use a self-signed certificate, and this can be changed, refer to the WebSphere documentation for that.

To refer the HelloWorld managed bean through a unified EL expression, it needs to be annotated with the qualifier @javax. inject. Named.

I wish to refer you to an incident which occurred. . . , calling for some remedial action.

The speaker often referred to his notes. Donot refer to this matter again, please.

For that I refer you to Divorce & Remarriage: A Position Paper.

We refer special cartons of 30cm*60cm with two or three dozen to each carton because it's convenient and easy to handle.

Although Mr King did not refer directly to Mr Greenspan, he implied that Lord George's discretion set a good example.

The upstairs, speak save some character, you also refer to don't expect you to the mouth to give birth to a son half daughter an?

Refer to Standard Service Procedures in the beginning of this Group for the proper honing of cylinder bores.

The test results are automatically saved for you to refer back to at a later time.

Nostalgically, Clinton people now refer to early February as a time of "joyful chaos. "

However, this could also refer to a personal feud as much as to any ideological vendetta over views expressed in his blog.

There fore, the "realism" they together refer to or are referred to as, can in fact be used as a dimension of our art study.

At the moment, most eyes are on soot (or "black carbon" , as jargon-loving researchers refer to it).

The platform will display an error, telling you that the plug-in or class that you refer to is not loaded yet, as shown in Figure 4.

It wasn't until a year or so later that I realized why they refer to poker as a hard way to make an easy living.

As for Premier Wen Jiabao's meeting with Prime Minister Gilani, we have released relevant information, to which you may refer.

Housing loans refer to loans granted by the bank to borrowers to facilitate housing purchases.

If you have a daybook, write down who you are trying to be, so that you can refer to this self-definition.

It does not refer to a general familiarity with the stories but a striking point that make a lasting impression in our mind.

The words "winner" and "loser" have many meanings. When they refer to a person as a winner, we do not mean one who makes someone else lose.

However, the term is generally used to refer to the binding of booklets by means of saddle stitch or side stitch.

It may seem odd to refer to these operations using the word "checkin" , because there is no corresponding "checkout" step.

Agents split the unnecessary coupling of identity (a name for something you refer to) and the current value referred to by that identity.

Event of Default: shall refer to any of the circumstances set forth in Article 7 of this Agreement.

They solicit indeed something which, if we refer ourselves to what I defined as an act, cannot but interest logic.

This extended build concept, which we'll refer to as a meta-build, is being recognized as invaluable, bringing quality to the next level.

Elderly folks refer to him as "Dr. Don, " although he has no medical degree and discourages people from using this title.

Your doctor can help you with a diagnosis and refer you to a sleep specialist.

The fact that an object variable can refer to multiple actual types is called polymorphism.

Also, be sure to refer to the JavaScript category here on Nettuts for a massive list of tutorials, at all skill levels.

Named entities, also known as internal entities in the XML specifications, are what you usually refer to when you talk about "entities. "

For the remainder of this article, the term actors will refer to any combination of named users or groups.

To do this refer to a configured material using a configurable material also known as a stockable variant .