One wondered what blockade was being referred to.

What exactly was the undergarment just referred to?

Earlier it was referred to this direct life device.

It was sometimes referred to as the Canal de Bárcenas.

The representative replied that she was unable to ascertain which study group was referred to.

The plaintiff argued that there was no dispute to be referred to arbitration.

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

The DVI code referred to a font which was not previously defined.

This movement was generally referred to as the quot Croatian Spring quot .

Kuwait was provided with the claim form referred to above which was devised for bedoun claims.

You referred to

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

The homeless shelter where she was living referred her to The Bean Project.

Most delegations referred to the proposed peer review system which had been referred to by the Secretary General and was implicit in the draft outcome document.

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.

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

Now, let me turn to something that was referred to by Foreign Minister Ramos Horta.

The need to strengthen preventive action was stressed and education was referred to in that regard as an essential tool.

a From 1990 to 1997 this was referred to as cirrhosis and other chronic liver diseases.

It referred to a phenomenon that was all too familiar to Jewish people around the world.

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.

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

104. The vital role of non governmental organizations was referred to in paragraph 92 above.

2.6 The author apos s case was then referred to the Social Security Appeal Authority.

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

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

The foundation you referred to?

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

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

Violence and abuse of the type referred to was known to Gambians only from foreign films and books.

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.

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

E.04.XI.16, vol. 2) where it was referred to as the Drug Abuse Trend Index.

The order referred to a sample.

They're referred to as nuclear batteries.