Although at one point they do refer to a metal called antimoon.
Early Welsh texts do not refer to him as a king, but as an emperor or war leader.
He was here testifying as special counsel to the majority and not as a citizen, so those remarks he made at the end which do not refer to the record, to refer to the Starr referral, will be stricken from the record.
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Years from now, when historians seek an overarching concept to define our times, they could do worse than refer to it as the Age of Dissimulation.
What are your strong points and what do you refer out to others most often?
When you think about it, why do we refer business to other people?
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The current, beta version of Siri can talk to you in an uncannily human-like way about the weather or where to get dinner, but if you ask it about anything in the news, the best it can do is refer you to Google.
Several American banks have tried to do the same by giving bonuses to tellers who refer customers to the affiliated mortgage bank or mutual-fund firm.
The benefits are that, with time and enforcement, businesspeople will be held in higher regard and will be able to refer to the code when asked or tempted to do something that they believe not to be in the best interests of their company.
They have an even deeper understanding of the rules than I do, so I would refer you to them.
You do know that many illegal immigrants refer to themselves as undocumented Americans.
We see the patient, do the best we can, and refer them to the appropriate physician.
To follow on a question that was asked yesterday by a student in Mumbai, do you believe that the United States should refer to Pakistan as a terrorist state?
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It would be best prescribed by GPs in the first instance and, if patients do not respond, that is the appropriate time to refer to a specialist for further investigation and treatment.
All the same, there is evidence that Cuban officials do believe that the days of the bloqueo (as they refer to the embargo) are numbered.
It does not simply refer to technical skills, but rather has to do with understanding, critical reading, the ability to analyse and reason and social participation.
If Ofcom and the OFT do change their advice, the Culture Secretary would refer the bid to the Competition Commission delaying it and, probably, scuppering it - at least in the short term.
Dosoretz says he is not sure which of these doctors refer patients to his centers but says if they do, their premiums are at a fair market rate and thus not an illegal inducement.
They often maintain a site and are available only to educate interested parties about their beloved breed and will refer you to a legitimate breeder, as they often do not themselves have available animals.
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If you do have questions about reports of Israeli action, I'd refer you to the Israelis to talk about that.
So I fight against my unconscious biases by making sure I seek out the advice of, and refer potential business to, women at least as often as I do men.
There will be no incentive or disincentive for primary care docs to refer or not refer for services- they will just do what they think is appropriate for the patient- but it will not affect their bottom line like it did with HMO capitation back in the 80s.
If you do not have a valuable network to start with it is unlikely that others will refer you or ask you to be part of their network.
Umpire Simon Taufel did not refer the decision to the third umpire as he is now allowed to do and replays showed the ball was probably going over the stumps.
If players do not agree with the decision made by the on-field umpires they can refer it to the third umpire.
Doctors have also been asked not to refer patients for brain scans "solely for reassurance" that they do not have a brain tumour.
It creates a cultural climate where failing students refer to the same built-in excuse: if I attend a failing school, then what chance do I have?
The deferred motion invited other north Wales councils to do the same and called upon the watchdog body the Community Health Council (CHC) to use its power to refer the health board's decisions to the Welsh government.
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