But, in others, it is regarded as a minimum to which additional rules may be added. Such super equivalence or, more colloquially, gold plating creates inconsistencies across jurisdictions, thereby facilitating regulatory arbitrage.

In 1986, her government was instrumental in what is known colloquially as the Big Bang. Technically, the main change was to end single capacity, whereby a stock trader could be a principal or an agent, but not both.

They're referred to as nuclear batteries.

The order referred to a sample.

14 children referred to foster care

A 53 522 (a) In operative paragraph 7, the words and referred to were replaced by the words referred to

It's referred to as e waste there.

I referred earlier to the intergovernmental track.

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That referred to Prof. Zaizen's surgery, right?

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.

These entities are referred to herein as Claimants .

The Committee is referred to the reply to question 2.1.

He referred further questions to Vogel, the state spokeswoman.

Yes, asp2php is the one most often referred to.

Earlier it was referred to this direct life device.

He also referred to the protection of human rights.

This will be referred to as the secondary act.

d Until 1997 referred to as pneumonia and influenza.

Hereinafter referred to as the Married Persons Equality Act

Hereinafter referred to as the Combating of Rape Act

Hereinafter referred to as the Affirmative Action (Employment) Act

Hereinafter referred to as the Communal Land Reform Act

The Israeli representative referred to the withdrawal from Gaza.

That matter, too, was referred to the drafting group.

Ukraine and Georgia, hereinafter referred to as the Parties,

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I have referred to the CD as a club.

The estimates simply referred to the per diem costs.

These accounts are referred to hereafter as special accounts .

Also referred to as miscellaneous income for general resources.

Commonly it's referred to as the Harem of Edo .

Agrees to consider the results of the study referred to in paragraph 2 above and the analysis referred to in paragraph 5 above at its third meeting.

This is due to the definition of EAP referred to above.

The relationship between diasporas and their homelands often encompasses a broad palette of sentiments, including distrust, resentment, envy, and enmity. Colloquially, people describe a bout of emigration as a period in which a country lost a certain proportion of its population.

When I referred to our rules of procedure, I also referred of course to those elements relating to priority which exist and which we should normally abide by.

But it is clear that financial firms compete with others for resources, and especially for skilled labor. Physicists or engineers with doctorates can choose to develop complex mathematical models of market movements for investment banks or hedge funds, where they are known colloquially as rocket scientists.

And she referred me to an orthopedic surgeon, also free.

And eventually someone referred me to a homeless health clinic.

In Britain a truck is referred to as a lorry.

Hong Kong is referred to as the Pearl of Asia.

They referred to Chaucer as the father of English poetry.