In the current context, the term "harm" refers to a population-based risk and includes the potential that the use of ingredients may facilitate initiation, impede cessation, or increase the intensity of use, which in more recent guidance documents has been referred to as "indirect harm" (US Food and Drug Administration Center for Tobacco Products, 2011).
Of the 601 HIV-infected TB patients not on ART at the time of TB treatment initiation, 559 (93%) were documented to have been referred to ART centres.
12 Neither the English charters granted to this nation's settlers, 13 nor the treaty of peace with England, 14 nor any other document to which we have been referred, showed a purpose to set apart a three-mile ocean belt for colonial or state ownership.
According to public documents, child protection officials had been referred to the family at least a dozen times by the time Mr. Harris-Moore was 15.
Ineos refused to disclose the document, arguing that while it had been referred to in the open hearing, it did not mean that it was a public document.
The documents also stated that the matter had been referred to the Department of Justice, but that the DOJ "declined criminal prosecution".
A further 100,000 were submitted with "woefully inadequate" documents, while a further 1,000 suspected fraudulent claims have been referred to the Department of Justice.
These trades have been referred to in Enron documents that FERC released in February as "Ricochet" or "Death Star" trading strategies.
