0 to give a cross-reference (to) -- krysshenvise
In this dictionary went is cross-referred to go.
The amendments achieve this by ensuring that each of the provisions enabling sub-issues to be conclusive cross-refers to the others.
He moved amendments to my amendment and cross-referred to many amendments which appear in or to relate to later groups.
My amendments cross-refer to his, and vice-versa.
Therefore, it would not be helpful to cross-refer to the list of operations relating to an owner or occupier.
It would be helpful if the database of national insurance numbers could cross-refer to the computerised records of tax and benefits.
It would not necessarily cross-refer to the abatement and the other provisions of these amendments.
These remove certain amendments we were proposing to make to other legislation, to substitute definitions that cross-refer to banking, insurance and financial services legislation.
The disability working allowance regulations must cross-refer to those.
