Sentences with phrase «article referred to»

FOR THE RECORD: An earlier version of this article referred to the Eagle Rock property as a Laurel Canyon residence.

The article you referred to said that when the borrower pays for the appraisal, the borrower is entitled to a copy of the appraisal.

In response to Ross» last paragraph, specifically the notation re website ownership and rights, and relevance to the recent REM article referred to by the writer of the current article above, in regard to the franchise owner change of relationship — who owns the agent websites at the branch office discussed?

The article he referred to is: Getting Divorced?

And, contrary to the conclusion you came to after reading the article you referred to in Child magazine, Kyle Pruett's findings were NOT that father involvement out of the context of an intact home is «crucial.»

The article referred to in your blog is an old article and has recently been updated to include a reference to collaborative divorce.

Update: An earlier version of this article referred to the standard character as a revolver, rather than a pistol.

Correction: A previous version of this article referred to Paul Walsh as Dell's CIO.

The article I referred to above was written by Guy Baker, then President of MDRT.

As the case and its implications have been thoroughly reviewed in the article referred to earlier, I will not take up more space with it here.

The article referred to the fact that the complainant had in her tweets: described the leader of a course she was doing (as part of her job) as «mental»; said that she was «struggling with a wine - induced hangover» at work; and, again at work, told how she was «feeling rather tired — would much prefer going home».

The article referred to a business dispute between Shnaider and the plaintiffs, Shtaif and Roberts.

One of the dangers that I see from the arguments made in the article referred to by Alex is that judges may be tempted to go searching for themselves.

Because you'll want more, check out the Wikipedia article referred to above and the ElectricBiscuit piece.

Mandel's article referred to the circumstances of the 2011 fatal car accident that spurred the case.

[PDF] According to a Chicago law firm quoted in the Economist article referred to above, restoring email can cost roughly US$ 2.00 per message, including the cost of lawyers needed to review the documents.

Some law students feel that articling «was a waste of a year» — see the Kirk Makin article referred to above.

(Lomborg's swipe seems to reveal yet another discrepancy: Stern used metric tons, while Lomborg's article referred to the short tons familiar to the U.S.)

Correction: A previous version of the article referred to Brian Smith as YCER's co-founder.

What struck us about the article referred to at the top of the thread, other than Monbiot's misconception of «consumer democracy», is that he points to research that apparently demonstrates scientifically that ethical consumerism does not work.

The article referred to a brief moment when renewables accounted for 87 % of the total electricity usage.

A June 2000 Business Week article referred to physicist Frederick Seitz as «the granddaddy of global - warming skeptics».

> next ice age Alex, your library will be able to get you the Science article referred to here: http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/summary/297/5585/1287 Follow the citations and related links on the page and using search terms you find there.

CORRECTION: A previous version of this article referred to Sakaguchi's role as programmer, rather than designer.

I read the article referred to yesterday and was shocked by the huge sales numbers vs the relatively small income.

The Automobile Quarterly article referred to by Marcus Brookes was indeed Volume 19 number 3.

One article referred to her as «Big Tobacco's Worst Nightmare — little Cheryl Perry».

According to the article I referred to above «the broad definition of GV considers the intraday glycemic excursions, including episodes of hyperglycemia and hypoglycemia».

That's not «fat» by current «normal» standards, but certainly fat by most non-recreational endurance athletes» standards (this article referred to marathon runners in the headline).

Even the article I referred you to hints that that is a possibility.

Here is a link to the article she referred to: Psychiatric Drug Development

The article referred to doctors who use elimination diets — diets that begin with a very limited, «safe» array of food choices and then add potentially problematic foods back into the diet, one by one.

I really like this article you referred me to but it left me stubble with one question.

Due to a typographical error, this article referred to VLF twice as VFL.

A 2015 Science magazine article referred to differential privacy as one of the most promising technical solutions for protecting the data of students enrolled in Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs).

Osmanagich told me that the former article referred to anecdotes based on other people's experiences, not his, and that the latter article misquoted him.

This question is raised in the supplementary article referred to above.

Whether or not these thinkers create via the typewriter no doubt depends on many factors; but certainly it depends in part on the encouragement that established religious media are willing to give them — e.g., the invitation offered by Martin Marty in the article referred to above.

the interpretation of the Greek word «opse» is included in my article I referred to.

Arguments have been made that banks in general often do not face criminal prosecution for violating anti-money laundering and anti-terrorist financing regulations, but instead, according to the author of the aforementioned article referred to above,» (accept) settlements that either defer or erase the threat of criminal suits.»

An earlier version of this article referred to defined - benefit pension plans maintained by several companies including Weyerhaeuser Canada.

If you're not a Christian and / or someone that this article refers to, then don't comment on them..

Maybe you could write subsequent articles referring to this article.

Maybe you can write subsequent articles referring to this article.

The Huffington Post article refers to a lawsuit just filed.

When I was going through the strange experience of viral fame, I can not count the number of times people on social media, in interviews or articles referred to me as a «religious» person.

The article refers to the beliefs of one individual within a church, not the collective beliefs of an entire church.

Maybe you could write next articles referring to this article.

Why will the writer of the article refer to Alexis Sanchez when he is not our player.

And with a wenger style» Errrrrrrrrrr» So which defender target is this Article referring to???