He was discharged at the end of November 2003 and referred to non institutional care.

In early reports following his capture, when the press learned that he was a U.S. citizen, he was usually referred to by the news media as just John Walker .

He also referred to the protection of human rights.

Sarkozy has boasted that he expelled tens of thousands of illegal immigrants when he was interior minister, and in 2005 he referred to Muslim rioters in the suburbs as scum.

He referred to the absence of beds or toilets in the cell, and that he was being held in a part of the prison for unconvicted persons.

During this hearing, he referred to the judge as his fiancée .

It was sometimes referred to as the Canal de Bárcenas.

He submitted that there was no ambiguity because the words further evidence referred to the word proven rather than to the word method .

Epinephrine was first referred to in the treatment of asthma in 1905.

The Chairman said he took it that the Commission wished to accept article 19 as drafted. The substance of article 19 was approved and the text was referred to the drafting group.

He also referred to the Views of the Committee in the Gómez Vásquez case.

The substance of draft article 8 was approved and the text was referred to the drafting group.

The substance of draft paragraph 1 was approved and the text was referred to the drafting group.

The substance of draft paragraph 2 was approved and the text was referred to the drafting group.

The substance of draft article 9 was approved and the text was referred to the drafting group.

The substance of draft paragraph 1 was approved and the text was referred to the drafting group.

The substance of draft article 16 was approved and the text was referred to the drafting group.

The substance of draft article 17 was adopted and the text was referred to the drafting group.

At the eighteenth session, the matter was referred to the Seabed Disputes Chamber.

He was reclassified as 4 F and discharged (possibly because of a double hernia Jerry Lewis referred to the surgery Martin needed for this in his autobiography).

He referred to the Nouméa Accord currently being implemented, which had created three provinces of New Caledonia, and was seen as an important step towards self governance.

The Chairman said he understood that the Belgian delegation wished to preserve the reliability test because it was the only test referred to in previous UNCITRAL documents.

However, he never received a written copy of the judgement referred to by the Registrar.

His religious name, by which he will be referred to hereafter, is Thich Quang Do.

The substance of draft article 18, as amended, was approved and the text was referred to the drafting group.

The substance of draft article 7, as amended, was approved and the text was referred to the drafting group.

The substance of draft article 6, as amended, was approved and the text was referred to the drafting group.

There was no open, competitive tender process, and the contract was not referred to the Monopolies and Contracts Commission.

Like madrasahs (which referred to higher education), a maktab was often attached to a mosque.

The substance of draft article 16 bis, as amended. was approved and the text was referred to the drafting group.

He knows what is before them , and what is behind them . To God all matters are referred .

I wish to make a few brief comments on situations to which he referred in his briefing.

Only one of the persons referred to in the present opinion was mentioned in this list.

He referred, in particular, to the maintenance of a ratio of programme to support at around 80 20.

He referred to the World Bank strategy of direct engagement with indigenous peoples, stating that the grant facility launched in 2003 was assisting 237 investment projects involving indigenous projects around the world.

He contends that the fact that the case was not referred to another Regional Court proved that the Hague Court of Appeal had an interest in passing judgement on the author's case.

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

At the time of the height of the cultural radical movement it was referred to as modern.

It was unfortunate that the Israeli delegation had referred to Palestine only in the context of terrorism.

She was unable to say whether the Supreme Court had referred to the Convention in its judgement.

In Nairobi, the Peace Agreement, to which we just referred, was signed after 10 years of negotiations.

It should be noted that the Darfur case was referred to the ICC by the UN Security Council.

The complaint was subsequently referred to state security prosecutors, who deal with cases involving terrorism and security threats.

Another preventable, treatable medical condition was fistula, which had been referred to as the nightmare for African women .

The possibility of including Burundi in the framework was considered and referred back to the parties for consideration.