Referring to resolution A above,

Are you referring to me?

Who are you referring to?

Referring to resolution A above,

Which one are you referring to?

I don't know what you're referring to.

I conclude by referring to Security Council reform.

This menu contains the links referring the document information.

Please, please, stop referring to yourselves as consumers. OK?

I am of course referring to Security Council reform.

He was referring to Tetsuo Kawanaka, executed in 1993.

I am, of course, referring to none other than Elvis Presley.

The chapter referring to the future of these multilateral approaches echoes this concern.

Examples were given, referring to legislation enacted in South Africa, Venezuela and Panama.

Referring only to mercenary individuals allowed a mercenary company to operate without liability.

'I was referring to a swimmer's performance, and not to them as a person.'

We commend the progress the ICTY is making in referring cases to national jurisdictions.

Referring to its decision 1 (65) of 18 August 2004 on the same subject,

However, views were also expressed against referring to domestic legislation in draft article 73.

Let me illustrate the value of that asymmetrical approach by referring to an example.

First and foremost, we are referring to the implementation of Security Council resolution 1540 (2004).

2.6 The following medical information was provided referring to the conclusions of several Swedish doctors.

Resolutions and decisions referring to matters which are drawn to the attention of the Commission

In a monograph published in 2000 Anthony Aust, referring to Oppenheim (quoted above), noted that

Referring to the statement of the urgent needs as submitted by the Government of Niger

They were responsible for talking to victims of domestic violence and referring them to treatment centres.

Referring to Agenda 21, Johannesburg World Summit, and the International Convention to Combat Desertification and drought,

I mean, at that time, trust me, they were only referring to the Israeli and Palestinian conflict.

I mean, at that time, trust me, they were only referring to the Israeli and Palestinian conflict.

Referring to her personal experience as Chair, she underlined that the process had reached a critical point.

Specifically referring to women, the problems are aggravated by discrimination at work and being overburden with domestic responsibilities.

UNFPA also recommended including additional dimensions to the proposed benchmarks referring to the management of performance and contracts.

Referring to the matter, Mutko said We are conducting the investigation, as our anti doping system admitted a failure.

(b) Access to all information referring to the treatment of those persons as well as their conditions of detention

He expressed reservations, however, with regard to the language in the eighth preambular paragraph referring to non State actors.

Ms. Tan, referring to the Gambia's response under article 14 (CEDAW PSWG 2005 II CRP.2 Add.4, para.

The poem that you're referring to, that was added later and is not part of the original Statue of Liberty.

(b) Unrestricted access to all information referring to the treatment of those persons as well as their conditions of detention

Most Sub Commission members commented positively on the document, some referring to its potential to bring concrete issues to light.

It was indicated that, for instance, the draft text made no reference to the consignor while referring to the consignee.

1 Project activities referring to the burning of peat and non biogenic waste should not be included in the indicative

Referring to paragraph 18 of the report, she asked why some Governments were requested to provide information and others not.

Referring to paragraph 54 of the report, she asked what percentage of States had regularized the situation of illegal workers.

Referring to the dates of the above mentioned decisions, the State party further asserts that there was no undue delay.

On 16 April 1996, the Supreme Court dismissed the appeal, without reasons, referring to section 101a of the Judiciary Act.