Sentence examples for for being referred from inspiring English sources

Despite growing need, criteria for being referred for NHS treatment have been tightened in most of England, the MPs say.

Some will also receive a refund of the charges incurred for being referred to Barker & Lowe or Chainey D'Amato.

Some will also receive a refund of the charges incurred for being referred to Barker & Lowe or Chainey D'Amato, which has been estimated at £400,000, and will be provided to customers who paid these fees.

Except for being referred to as John in Acts 12 25, 13:5; 13, and 15 37, elsewhere in the New Testament he is consistently called by his Latin surname Mark.

Any man who works according to a system as rigorous and as efficient as Cole Porter's may be forgiven a distaste for being referred to in print, by some breathless biographer or other, as "a rich playboy" or, conversely, as "a small-town boy whom the gods have smiled on".

But under cross-examination by Abbe D. Lowell, a lawyer for Mr. Bruno, Mr. Riddett said Mr. Bruno had never indicated any preference for being referred to as a consultant to Wright rather than as an employee, and he suggested that the senator was merely accommodating Wright.

It is an e-booking service for patients being referred to a hospital for treatment.

Thus, some eligible patients are not being referred for HMRs.

Women who tested positive for HPV were referred for colposcopy with a local public provider.

Any U.S. residents who tested positive for HIV were referred for treatment to the San Diego County Department of Health.

Typically, women ineligible for cryotherapy were referred for further evaluation and therapy by loop electrosurgical excision procedure (LEEP [ 20]).