It refers to legislation which allows for the monitoring of UK citizens' online and mobile communications.
It refers to the misguided if idealistic notion that a country can create its own prosperity in today's world.
In America a kind of colloquial vernacular, it refers to a kind of a - it's a rude expression.
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It refers to live online streams of internet personalities and top level gamers playing their favorite titles while thousands watch.
Oxfam has also released a report advocating a financial transaction tax, which it refers to as a Robin Hood Tax.
Defined as risk or uncertainty, in a financial context it refers to the sale of items whose existence is not certain.
However, the letter looks as though it refers to US retailers only so it would be irrelevant to the UK courts.
It refers to experiments with printing press finance that began in 1789.
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In this case, it refers to taking a series of tiny snapshots of the analog audio to be converted into a digital number.
This term is central to CITES as it refers to the export of wildlife products that does not undermine the conservation of the species.
It refers to a situation wherein digging for one-of-kind investment stories is likely to be more productive than following big names or broad trends.
Today its most common usage is in the workplace where it refers to such things as flexi-time, variable hours and extended periods of leave.
But Judge Kaplan has sustained an allegation against EY that implies scienter and it refers to statements made in a review of a 10-Q.
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In fact, this pin is more like rolling a gutter ball, as it refers to a situation in which a stock closes at a strike price on expiration day.
Dr. NIMAR: ...in the sense that it's - in some cases, it refers to the whole community, the Muslim community as tolerating the existence of extremists and -which enables radicalization.
Rather, it refers to the process of dealing with materials and matter on a nano or molecular scale and, as such, cuts across an array of industries and scientific disciplines.
In this context it refers to the card that is sent to reorder a standard quantity of parts as and when they have been used up in the manufacturing process.
It refers to the all-too-common dynamic of the people who got there first trying to keep the next wave of others (who used to be just like them) far, far away.
Whitney Neil London Dry Gin, is distilled with nine botanicals, and the one the company is most vocal about is the baobab fruit- which it refers to as a signature African botanical.
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In general, it refers to men (yes, almost always men) who labor in creative and financial independence from name-brand watch companies owned by LVMH, Richemont and Swatch (think Piaget, Cartier, Vacheron Constantin).
Luhrmann was interested in this frightening passage, and she wanted to know who wrote it, when, and so on. (Some scholars think that it refers to the Babylonian conquest.) She was gently chided by the group.
Battersby sounds like an appropriately British name for a place with such decorous service, but, in fact, it refers to the street in Philadelphia on which Joseph Ogrodnek, a chef and co-owner, formerly of Gramercy Tavern, grew up.
The Massachusetts firm is well known for its nationwide TV advertising, which it uses to identify plaintiffs it then refers to litigators in exchange for a piece of any fees.
This note responds to Scott James article but it also refers to Steve Forbes article.
Catholic leaders say it refers only to canon-law procedures and does not preclude criminal charges.
As for the title: It actually refers to a posh district in Seoul where people are considered trendy and lavish, and the video colorfully exaggerates this uber-affluent lifestyle.
It refers not to the French motorway running east from Marseille, but the eight poor countries from Eastern Europe who joined the EU in the largest single expansion since its creation in 1957.
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