Sentences with phrase «just referred»

I saw a test posted for nougat that just referred to 903 without the f or w so I'm assuming they will do both.

Tractor tandems are generally just referred to as «drives» which is short for «drive axles».

In fact, even though most Travel Insurance plans are comprehensive, they are often just referred to as Trip Cancellation policies.

The Bloomberg article I just referred to mentions former Chief Judge Rader's derogatory remark: he called PTAB panels «death squads» for patents.

[21] In addition to the policy arguments to which I have just referred, it is submitted on behalf of the respondent that, as a matter of statutory interpretation, the MCIA does not apply to Code of Conduct violations.

If reference is made to what Counsel for the KRG also described as the embodiment of customary international law, namely the 2004 Convention (see Lord Bingham's comments to which I have just referred), Article 7 is clear in providing that «a state can not invoke immunity from jurisdiction in a proceeding before a court of another state with regard to a matter or case if it has expressly consented to the exercise of jurisdiction by the court with regard to the matter or case» either «(a) by international agreement; (b) in a written contract; or (c) by a declaration before the court or by a written communication in a specific proceeding.»

Tim, just referred to you, Ryan, and this article today in short post on Easynda's blog.

Some of the lawyers who attended those seminars concluded that learning handle those cases competently themselves was too much work, and just referred potential clients to me.

The subrule I have just referred to does, in my opinion, empower the court to fix a date for the trial of this proceeding which coincides with the previously — scheduled trial date of March 4, 2013.

Just a friendly «just referred you a potential client.

One of these was just referred to in connection with the Southern Hemisphere potentially being another location for ocean heat storage that was not sampled well by Argo.

You just referred to one painting «Horse and Rider» as also probably in some ways a self - portrait, where does that come from?

Interesting, Tabata in the Spring 2015 ATR just referred to it as the scenario script for Final Fantasy Versus XIII, he never mentioned if it was completed.

Also, it seems winter is going through a gender identification crisis since I just referred to it as both a male and female in the same paragraph.

Overlooking the Pacific Ocean roughly 120 miles (190 kilometers) from San Francisco is Carmel - by - the - Sea, often just referred to as Carmel.

Hi Carrie, a friend of ours just referred us to the Travel is Free blog last month since my wife and I are getting more into traveling.

GDR officials called it the «Anti-Fascist Protection Rampart,» Willy Brandt nicknamed it the «Wall of Shame,» and today it is often just referred to as «the Wall.»

She would recommend ABC to anyone looking to pursue a career in dog training — she just referred a student to school.

Animal advocacy organizations use undercover1 investigations, sometimes just referred to as investigations, to document animal abuse and raise awareness of various forms of suffering and injustice against animals.

I didn't know its name, and usually just referred to it as The Big Dog or The Beast.

One thing that Tyler just referred to is if anything pride of place came before momentum and is a super important strategy to us.

After contacting the Canadian Government TFSA via phone, they had trouble answering my question and just referred me to a webpage where it gave me a lot of legal mumbo jumbo verbage that I don't fully understand.

Because term conversion riders are so common and usually automatically included, these policies are just referred to as a convertible term policy.

Put Option — Generally just referred to as a «put».

Call Option — Generally just referred to as a «call».

Stock Option — Generally just referred to as an «option».

Specifically, we're stoked about the upcoming 2018 Jeep Wrangler JL, sometimes just referred to as the 2018 Wrangler (without the JL at the end), and it has a lot to offer.

Just to let you know, we've just referred some excellent teachers to CS&A for next year when they, like us, are looking to return to North America.

The film, which was once called «Shark Night 3D» and is now just referred to as «The Untitled David R. Ellis 3D Shark Thriller,» is currently in post-production.

The adrenal glands are part of the hypothalamus - pituitary - adrenal - thyroid - axis (HPAT), sometimes just referred to as the HPA - axis.

The other advantage, which I kind of just referred to with the 24 - hour urine cortisol, is you get to see the levels of the other cortisol metabolites, like the downstream cortisol metabolites, and that can give you a little bit more information.

Or if you just want to know the bottom line recommendation, here it is on the same page I just referred you to in another post: http://nutritionfacts.org/2011/09/12/dr-gregers-2011-optimum-nutrition-recommendations/

The major reproductive system function disruption exhibited in modern society is this condition called estrogen dominance we just referred to.

«The mailer he just referred to we didn't send.

I would expect it to be reinvested in the NHS, but I am sure that I can generate a letter from my right hon. Friend the Secretary of State for Health to explain the accounting procedures to which the hon. Lady has just referred and to give her the reassurance that the money that Parliament has voted to the NHS will indeed be applied to the NHS.»

That is just 3 % and includes the leaflet I have just referred to.

The term doesn't bother me whether it is used or not, or if it is just referred to as deep organised defending in numbers.

Mebbe on the play to which I just referred, Gobert was closer to 15 feet away from the basket, not 12 feet.

NFL Network just referred to Ray Rice two - game suspension as «the iron fist of the NFL.»

My closed captioning just referred to Nik Stauskas as «Sauce Castillo» and I will never be able to not call him this again

«The rulings just referred to establish the proposition that the fact that a word or expression has a geographical meaning does not prevent its appropriation as a trade - mark or as the designation of a manufacturer's or dealer's product, when it is so used as not to have a geographical or descriptive signification, nor make legally impossible the assertion in good faith of a claim of exclusive right to use such word or expression for a non-geographical and non-descriptive purpose, even though such use may result or have resulted in its acquiring a new meaning or new meanings separate and distinct from the one it had before.»

Greed is one of the 7 cardinal sins which of course is just referred to in Christian ethics.

This must come, but God acts only when believers act, and the act of believers at this point is the refusal to act to which we have just referred.

Many who quote the text just referred to forget its context.

But the perception of relevance — and thus the efficacious use of practical reason — require a firm grounding in the past and the secure possession of the capacities and skills just referred to which are nurtured by the traditional school curriculum.

The identification to which I have just referred is no easy affair; it implies and it involves such a total sharing that the pain experienced by the one who is loved is also the pain of the one who loves.

According to the general postulate of psychology just referred to, there is not a single one of our states of mind, high or low, healthy or morbid, that has not some organic process as its condition.

While there is preparation for it (D1), there are also consequences of it, but these are not only along the line of creative advance (B2) to which we have just referred.

Our ancient ancestors just referred to them as «gods,» and for all intents and purposes, they were indeed.

However, the weak performance overall and the deceleration in some of the indicators that I just referred to is not unnoticed by the bond market.