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

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

Activities envisaged for 1995 are referred to where appropriate. Section IV deals with financial aspects of the Programme.

You referred to

Others referred to the Muslim Brotherhood as the new NDP, where authority and money become a dominating factor for control.

It is sometimes referred to as Prisoner of War Camp Number 334, and it is where the Lakota now live.

Medical cases are referred to specialists in hospitals in Kuwait City, where medical and dental services are provided free of charge to UNIKOM personnel.

The foundation you referred to?

(a) Implementing the policies referred to in article 5 of this Convention and, where appropriate, overseeing and coordinating the implementation of those policies

Where information disclosed (or not disclosed) indicated possible misconduct, the matter would be referred to the Office of Internal Oversight Services for investigation.

The eastern side, where the Cathedral of Turku is located, is popularly referred to as täl pual jokke ( this side of the river ), while the western side is referred to as tois pual jokke ( the other side of the river ).

Only instruments currently in force are referred to, in an approximate chronological order, except where there is doubt about the date of an instrument.

Several participants referred to the practice of other United Nations bodies, where items are taken up cyclically or in multi year programmes of work.

The Aké Huslid report referred to the genocidal repression of Hutus, where the elite, the leaders and future professional staff were particularly targeted (para.

He referred to a recent incident where the handbag of a diplomat had been inspected, although he had made his status known to the airport agents.

The order referred to a sample.

They're referred to as nuclear batteries.

They're often referred to as immunoglobulins.

Of these, Ecuador referred to the provision of its Penal Code that established aggravating circumstances in cases where the victim was devoid of the capacity to consent.

He referred to recent developments in Algeria and Morocco, where Tamazigh speakers had the right to use their language, and called for the repeal of Law 24.

Where detailed information is available in other reports, these reports are referred to but, with few exceptions, the information is not repeated in this report.

This is generally referred to as inflation.

It's referred to as e waste there.

5. The right to obtain reparation referred to in paragraph 4 of this article covers material and moral damages and, where appropriate, other forms of reparation such as

Ghati or Kapala (clepsydra or water clock) is referred to in Jyotisha Vedanga, where the amount of water that measures a nadika (24 minutes) is mentioned.

In Western Christianity, they are usually referred to as disciples, whereas in Eastern Christianity they are usually referred to as Apostles.

In that connection, he referred to cases where Russian delegates could not participate in scheduled programmes because their entry visa had not been issued in due time.

Everybody referred to the President affectionately as Titid.

This idea is often referred to as copyleft.

Martin referred to these cells as ES cells.

In dialogue, they are referred to as the .

It is often referred to just as Brighton.

These individuals are referred to as Executive Secretary .

b Until 1997 referred to as cerebrovascular disease.

f Until 1997 referred to as nutritional deficiencies.

h Until 1997 referred to as congenital anomalies.

One wondered what blockade was being referred to.

referred back to the tribunal in which the

Many speakers have referred to Security Council reform.

Rape this afternoon we referred to Kunan Poshpora.

ARRANGEMENTS REFERRED TO IN ARTICLE 21, PARA. 3

And this is what's referred to as neuroplasticity.

Breath is referred to as the Koorma Nadi.

This is sometimes referred to as the base.

What exactly was the undergarment just referred to?