Sentence examples for decide to refer from inspiring English sources

First, health-care providers must decide to refer patients for consideration of whether ongoing treatment is futile.

The BRT may decide to refer an individual to other MIT resources or offices for additional assistance or response.

The woman, an ex-colleague of the former Royal Bank of Scotland chief executive, could now decide to refer the Daily Mail to the attorney general.

If the committee does decide to refer Clemens alone, it would indicate that the Democratic majority, led by the chairman Henry A. Waxman, Democrat of California, had prevailed over any Republican reservations about the truthfulness of McNamee's statements in the Mitchell report, a subsequent deposition and his testimony at a nationally televised committee hearing Feb. 13.

Your GP may decide to refer you for IVF, but it is up to individual PCTs to decide whether or not to fund it on the NHS.

Furthermore, it is unknown if the GP may decide to refer to fast-track diagnosis without 'alarm' symptoms or not.

Afterwards, it said HOSC had decided to refer the matter to the health secretary, Matt Hancock.

I decided to refer it to the Press Complaints Commission and the inquiry is ongoing.

"The executive board decided to refer this to the capitals," the Korean Energy Development Organization said.

The mediators decided to refer the dispute to a meeting of all 15 member nations of the Southern African Development Community.

Late on Thursday, Springsteen's publicist decided to refer questions about the affair to a carefully worded statement on his website.