Sentences with phrase «referred in»

Carb as it is referred in this context refers to food nutrient (carbohydrate) present in foods like potatoes, bread, pun cakes etc..

Carb as it is referred in this context refers to food nutrient (carbohydrate) present in foods...

More than 15 respondents referred in their answers to the «collapse of NIH,» the article states.

The case was formally referred in January and is being investigated by the offices of Manhattan DA Cyrus Vance and U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara.

NYC Patrolmen's Benevolent Association boss Pat Lynch referred in an open letter to reporters to the mistaken - identity apprehension of retired tennis star James Blake and called those casting judgment on the officer who took Blake down «un-American.»

Bill O'Reilly, a top consultant to Astorino, referred in a tweet to state Senate GOP Leader Dean Skelos as Cuomo's «prisonpunk.»

Sebastian Thrun as referred in this article had involved into a decade long criminal case which is fascism by nature and which had endangered human lives, starting from a simple campus atrocity case with clear evidence and serious police investigation --[Stanford police case number: IR # 04-111-0335; Victim: Peter Cao; Criminal Suspect: Gabriele Scheler]-- http://tDOTcn/R7F1yQ0 (replace DOT with.

Instead, he wanted me to confirm before the assembled and in the presence of Betty Mould - Iddrisu that she was the principal Minister to whom I had referred in my press statement.

But will also attempt to help anyone who has been referred in by a sister entity (such as Fluffy Wishes or Sweet Cheeks), especially those who may not strictly qualify based on WIC.

With the second Sunday over, the situation in hand again, students quietened, the congregation reassured, priests and academics also reassured and feeling that Luther knew where he was taking them — it was possible to relax with Philip Melancthon and Amsdorf over some of the Wittenberg beer to which Luther had referred in the second sermon.

I have referred in other postings to have been wounded by a female family member which was then treated in a church as me having been the one who have acted inappropriately with the presupposition of men having been in power and God dealing with men in the first instance.

At the end of the book he has provided an index of the poems referred in the book.

This, we should remember was prior to the decree of Vatican I. Later, he referred in his 1877 preface to Via Media to the Pope being «the Ecumenical Bishop and one Pastor of Christ's flock.»

Derived from the Latin proletarius, «the one who produces offspring,» the term referred in ancient Rome to citizens without property, those whose children represented their only lasting contribution to society.

Against this I can plead that while my philosophical parti pris may betray me into distortion in this respect, it also enables me to do justice to something clearly glimpsed by Dix in the passage from The Shape of the Liturgy, to which I referred in my comments, as well as by Barth and by P. T. Forsyth.

Childs, et al, «Accuracy of Diagnosis of Persistent Vegetative State,» Neurology, 43 (August 1993): 1465 - 67, report that «of the 49 patients referred in coma or PVS, 18 (37 \ %) received a change in diagnosis at or shortly after admission» (1466).

I don't know whether intended or not intended, but He is taken aside completely except once or twice referred in this article.

I referred in that article to «shifting ice,» «the sudden thaw of theological certainties,» and «rushing depths of dark water.»

(Interestingly, little attention is given to the fact that, as the last of the Puritans, Bushnell referred in this dictum only to the children of the Saints.)

The gospel is referred in most messages in most evangelical churches, but it is not central.

In 1734 George Sale, a translator of the Qur» an, referred in his introduction to the views of an Italian scholar, Ludovico Marracci, who was the confessor to Pope Innocent XI.

Those institutions which appear not yet to have been drawn into the undertow are the traditional black colleges, the Bible colleges, and the «enclaves» to which Jencks and Riesman referred in our epigram.

Jewish scholars are able to give very strong evidence that these passages are not talking about the future messiah but about the nation of Israel, referred in the singular as, «Israel» or «Jacob».

We referred in the previous chapter to the great beauty, dignity, and spiritual truths to be found in the first chapter of Genesis.

Jesus often referred in his conversations / dialogues with people as «My son», My daughter» etc. depending on who it was he was talking to.

FBI agents seized documents using several warrants after the case was referred in part by Mueller to New York federal prosecutors, Cohen attorney Stephen Ryan wrote in an email.

Not sure if you were referring in your second post to my reference of the sword as an incongruent weapon.

Our names rarely refer in unambiguous ways to some one feature of reality.

Instead of supposing that the differences among us mean that there is no real world to which our language refers, I propose that we try the hypothesis that there is a very complex world to which we are all referring in most of our language, whether religious or not.

I refer in particular to the bi-monthly periodical Resurgence, which I have taken for many years.

When Christ promised that «you will know the truth and the truth shall set you free,» he was referring in part to the painful liberation — and attendant opportunity — that comes from grasping the truth about ourselves and then attempting, with the help of the God who loves us, to do something about it.

Although Barth refers in his Sabbath discussion to Exodus 20 and not to Deuteronomy 5, his argument ignores the Exodus account's base in creation theology.

Instead of investing theological significance in a theory about how the mind intuits objects of sense data, or about the reality of the world external to consciousness, or about the extent to which the mind is creative in producing experience, Green focuses on the role of imagination, a term which refers in ordinary conversation to fantasy and illusion, but which also refers to discovery, illumination and reality.

But in fact Jesus dealt with the theme to which the two commandments refer in a different way, which is not open to any such objection.

It refers in part to the celebration of the feast of Tabernacles.

Thus, the region of outer space decorated with grey sense - data in presentational immediacy becomes through symbolic reference the wall to which we refer in ordinary discourse, with its solid presence and causal powers.

(i) Paul refers in his epistles to Apollos as one whom he would regard as a fellow - worker, though others set him up as a rival.

Chapters 7 - 12 consist of a series of Daniel's visions which refer in varying symbol to the four empires of the Babylonians, the Medes, the Persians, and the Greeks.

Whether the other early attempts to «compose a narrative of the facts that were accomplished among us,» to which Luke refers in his preface, had the same character, it is impossible to say.

What is the time to which Jesus refers in Mark, and in what sense was it fulfilled?

The first, «He who receives you receives me, and he who receives me receives him who sent me,» refers in this context to the twelve disciples.

Only one among the schools, and that one unofficially and incidentally, refers in its statement of purpose to «the American way of life.»

The Hebrew word yom or yohm refers in the Old Testament can refer to a literal day, several seasons (Zechariah 14:8), a thousand years (Psalm 90:4), or any extended period of time.

I also refer in that article to another on a Bible Archaeology site here: http://www.biblearchaeology.org/post/2010/09/24/The-Documentary-Hypothesis.aspx#Article

(Note: Every quiz to which I refer in this post actually appears on Facebook.

7), and he must have suffered more than once the cutting public derision to which he refers in 28:9 f.

The Declaration of Independence points to the sovereignty of God over the collective political society itself when it refers in its opening lines to «the laws of nature and of nature's God» that stand above and judge the laws of men.

I hold that creativity refers in the first instance to present activity where such present activity includes both past actuality as well as future potentiality.

It was this «juggling», this seemingly magical element that still offended Luther so deeply, and he criticised theological theories, enshrined in such a phrase as ex opere operato, referring in various ways to the automatic realisation of a sacrament when performed correctly by a properly ordained priest, with little or nothing said about the recipient and the faith he should have.

The Navarre Bible, that wonderful commentary which has done so much to seed the wasteland of contemporary Biblical scholarship, refers in connection with the passage I quoted from Matthew (9:36) to words of St Margaret Mary Alacoque: «This Divine Heart is a great abyss which holds all good, and he commands that all his poor people should pour their needs into it.