aforementioned person

Little is known about the aforementioned persons themselves, or their possible relationship.

The aforementioned persons are classified as "Other" for the purposes of this policy.

Any application may be referred by the aforementioned persons to the next available committee meeting for consideration as to acceptance.

Does the power, or the fear, of the aforementioned person extend so far that he already has the People' s Party in his clutches?

And with the help of the aforementioned person, Anpanman defeats the said weapon or monster.

Finally he should have requested the Holy See or the Ordinary for authorization to help the aforementioned person through his labors.

The associates must be authors, performers, producers of sound or audiovisual works, publishers or the successors in title of the aforementioned persons.

While the aforementioned persons were influential in the project itself, the value of this project as an influence on organized collaboration is better attributed to Vannevar Bush.

Registration for small scale fishing (pesca artesanal) is only granted to Chilean natural persons and foreign natural persons with permanent residency, or a Chilean juridical person constituted by the aforementioned persons.

Of course, hypothetically, all of the messy problems which might have inspired a need for the services of the aforementioned persons, places or things should have been caught at the academy, during the initial matriculation procedure for Starfleet.

The board’s assessment was attacked as being improper in that purportedly it was based on "false, misleading and derogatory" (the words of the allegation) information given by the two aforementioned persons, thereby causing the assessment to be corrupted in every respect.

The minutes must be drawn up in a sufficient number of copies to ensure that all the aforementioned persons receive one; one copy must be immediately posted on the notice-board, another kept at the polling station and a third sent to the higher commission.

Under section 14 of the federal law on the responsibility of the confederation, if justified by the circumstances of the case the federal criminal court can be required to hear cases against the aforementioned persons rather than the cantonal court that would normally have jurisdiction.