Sentences with phrase «actually referred to»

I was actually referred to her by some guys that do a lot of those.

While many in Texas may use the term custody, under the Texas Family Code, custody is actually referred to as conservatorship.

The LG V30 variant with 128 GB of storage is actually referred to as the LG V30 Plus, in case you were wondering.

That's also expandable by up to 256 GB, which the company actually referred to as «a ridonculous amount of storage» onstage.

This is far from being the first piece of evidence on Samsung's Bixby, but it is the first time that Samsung actually referred to the digital assistant in any form of documentation.

The policies, which I have long touted for their low cost and long guarantees are actually referred to by most companies as having a lifetime guarantee.

In fact, The ECJ actually referred to the ECHR's judgment in Eweida, using that case to support the position that sometimes it will be necessary to prioritise the business» right to display religious neutrality over the individual's right to manifest religion.

Also, full text search allows for retrieving decisions and cases by the name of any of the parties involved, even those not actually referred to in the case name.

The lawyer hired to do this actually referred to this process as a «divorce», so «annulment» was a bad choice of words on my part.

So I was intrigued enough to investigate what this actually referred to... The easiest way to look for this is to search for the exact string — specifically the second sentence.

I am also troubled by his lack of qualifiers for what the referenced 97 % consensus actually referred to.

The US, for one thing, has paid its UN dues, and President Bush, in his speech to the United Nations, actually referred to Kofi Anon as «our president,» just as he spoke the word «Palestine.»

(That's a good thing, too, since the 2001 IPCC report had actually referred to the rapidity of warming in the 20th century; trust McIntyre to miss the actual error and focus on imagined support for his mistaken contention.)

It's actually referred to as Transient Climate Response (TCR) and it is only half of ECS if it is measured over the ocean.

I haven't actually referred to it much here, I think; apart from a side comment or two on the equilibrium sensitivity when it's been mentioned by others.

Yes, I remember, and I have actually referred to their paper and discussion on it in several recent comments.

So I was intrigued enough to investigate what this actually referred to... More»

Except as far as League of Evil is concerned, its hero is a nameless one, as the bionic super agent you get to play as, is never actually referred to by name.

Instead, it is given to Link by Yeta, and it is actually referred to as the Mansion Map.

Early members of the breed were actually referred to as Pomeranians in the UK, although they were far removed from today's Pomeranians.

The dog's teeth did not look very bad and the patient was actually referred to Animal Dental Care in Colorado for another dental problem, not a cleaning.

Although our two dogs had been members of the park for six months, we were actually referred to Susie Aga through a friend who is very active with animal rescue groups.

During the meeting the Z28 was actually referred to as the «HP Edition.»

There are two upstream oxygen sensors (actually referred to as air / fuel ratio sensors) and two down stream oxygen (O2) sensors.

The situation is so horrendous that the St. Louis Post-Dispatch actually referred to this charter network as «failure factories».

On top of all the violence, this is one of the first X-Men movies where the comics are actually referred to and shown in the movie.

«As soon as we found out that NASA scientists actually referred to this tube that basically connects oxygen to the suits as «umbilical cords,» we were immediately obsessed with it.

It is key to the movie's success that the upperclass Georges (Jean - Louis Trintignant) and Anne (Emmanuelle Riva) have a rich past together, especially since only glimpses of it are actually referred to in Haneke's efficient, clear - eyed screenplay.

In Greece they are actually referred to as Good Luck eyes.

In the medical literature, your gut is actually referred to as «the second brain.»

Pinot isn't a new type of grape; the ancient Roman, Columella, actually referred to Pinot Noir in his treatise on agriculture.

«Some of the same terms, like neostriatum, actually referred to different structures in bird brains and in mammal brains.

I actually referred to it as «fussing it out» rather than «crying it out».

No seriously, according to Pet Cube, cat colonies are matriarchal, which is why cat moms are actually referred to as «queens.»

These hormones protect the mammalian mother from post partum afflictions and are actually referred to as the «love hormones» in the medical literature.

This recipe looks amazing and was actually referred to me by a friend.

After all they were interested in the ultimate constituents of things and in the manner of their combination, and in the ancient world they were actually referred to as «physiologoi» which can be translated as «natural scientists».

Although, that epistle was addresses specifically to the Thessalonians, there was nothing to indicate whether the meaning behind for those of us who remain meant to just the Thessalonians, or to those who are living now on earth as a whole will be there at Christ's return, or even if he actually referred to those of us remaining to mean those of us who remain of all humanity on Earth in general, which could mean that Paul didn't give any specific time frame as to when Christ will; only that his return will happen.

During one of his many visits to Israel, Huckabee actually referred to bans on settlements as «apartheid.»

From time to time there will be an opportunity that I will actually refer them to someone that I think could help their business especially where I gain nothing from this.

Ripple actually refers to two entities: Larsen's for - profit company, Ripple Labs, and an open - source protocol called Ripple, which allows financial institutions to plug in and augment to their own needs.

When people point to «strategies» they are actually referring to «tactics» - which is a critical difference in how you think about your business.

The scene then pans out to show a photo of Apu on Lisa's bedside table, explicitly indicating to the viewer what the two characters are actually referring to.

The nickname actually refers to a set of local government rules circa 1639 called the Fundamental Orders.

This term actually refers to two things; the tax deducted from your employee's wages, and the taxes paid to the government by you, the employer, based on those wages.

Ultimately, AJ suggests that engagement — as measured by time on site — is a measure of satisfaction and may be part of AuthorRank (what Google actually refers to as Agent Rank in its patent filings).

It actually refers to the extra fees you might pay to «buy down» your rate.

He's actually referring to spirituality and nutrition author Cherie Calbom, who is, indeed, known as «The Juice Lady.»

Jem4016 You doubtlessly will be surprised, but Darwin was actually referring to his critics, those who refused to accept the truth of his findings, with that quote.

So the «I can do all things» verse actually refers to Paul's need for Jesus» supernatural strength to be content in his financial circumstances.