You referred to

I believe that I referred to equitable rather than equal time.

However, the recent developments referred to above have made that impossible.

The plaintiff argued that there was no dispute to be referred to arbitration.

It is significant that in the Opinion referred to above it is stated that

The foundation you referred to?

Indeed, the obligations that it lists are referred to as voluntary measures.

Compensation is only referred to as a question that may be discussed.

This is the charge that is referred to in the Nuremberg Laws.

Each State Party shall ensure that the authority referred to in paragraph 1

He believed that the matter should be referred to the Committee on Information.

Some of the issues that were most widely referred to included the following.

The order referred to a sample.

They're referred to as nuclear batteries.

They're often referred to as immunoglobulins.

Now, let me turn to something that was referred to by Foreign Minister Ramos Horta.

He asked the Chairman to ensure that delegations referred to countries by their proper names.

The representative replied that she was unable to ascertain which study group was referred to.

Ms. Maldonado (Department of Political Affairs) explained that paragraph 3 referred to information that the administering Powers were required to transmit under Article 73 e of the Charter, while the Annex referred to information that had actually been transmitted.

that came after the novel they are referred to as the Brides of Dracula.

Speakers referred to the need for effective legislation that included provisions on particular offences.

In addition, few States referred to national implementing legislation that defined the term commercial .

The Czech Republic, upon ratification, withdrew the declaration, referred to in footnote c, that had been made by the former Czechoslovakia, and lodged the declaration referred to in the second paragraph of that footnote.

Animals that move readily from water to land and vice versa are referred to as amphibians.

It referred to a phenomenon that was all too familiar to Jewish people around the world.

Efforts were also being made to ensure that the public authorities referred victims to such shelters.

This is generally referred to as inflation.

It's referred to as e waste there.

The issue of the delegation of powers, I think, referred to the fact that the report referred to the decree that was signed by the President but which has not been translated into actual effect.

Some observers even referred to a US Chinese G2 that would manage the world economy.

Ms. Patten observed that the report referred to a weakening of labour unions in Turkey.

UNODC will make that information available on the secure website referred to in paragraph 6.

One speaker also referred to the disparities that existed between countries within the developing world.

Virtually every delegation that spoke during the debates referred to the NPT and its extension.

Having referred to the special responsibility of the United Nations towards Namibia, he stated that

In Western Christianity, they are usually referred to as disciples, whereas in Eastern Christianity they are usually referred to as Apostles.

What is referred to here, therefore, is the history of the region that was to become Tanzania.

41. There is no doubt that the violations referred to above have not come to an end.

Everybody referred to the President affectionately as Titid.

This idea is often referred to as copyleft.

Martin referred to these cells as ES cells.

In dialogue, they are referred to as the .

It is often referred to just as Brighton.

These individuals are referred to as Executive Secretary .

b Until 1997 referred to as cerebrovascular disease.