As of Wednesday, the city had referred about 5,000 unemployed city residents to the contractors, and 1,010 had already been placed in jobs, at a possible cost to the city of $1.62 million, city officials said.
In the past year, they have referred about 600 cases to prosecutors, but only 18 were presented to the courts.
Since 2002, the financial industry's self-regulatory groups have referred about 80 instances of suspicious SAC trading activity to federal authorities for further investigation.
Republican officials have referred about 30 complaints to the Milwaukee County district attorney, E. Michael McCann, who said he had verified one accusation, that a Democratic worker, acting on her own, gave cigarettes to 15 to 25 homeless men to persuade them to fill out absentee ballots.
Of the 595 cases the CCRC has referred since 1997, about 70% have succeeded on appeal.
Trump has fiercely denied allegations that his campaign colluded with the Russians and has referred to the reports about Mueller investigating questions of possible obstruction of justice as "the single greatest witch hunt in American political history".
That said, Mr. Gurney has referred to this 1991 play, about a politician who confronts some unexpected demons when he returns to his New England prep school, as "a favorite but somewhat neglected child".
Default payments on credit cards have been capped at £12, from up to £35 previously, while the OFT has referred to the Competition Commission concerns about the sale of payment protection insurance, sold to customers worried about debt payments if they become ill or unemployed.
The archdiocese has referred calls about Father Pfleger to Bishop Joseph Perry, who characterized the notion of paying prostitutes as "somewhat out of the norm".
David Eisenhower has referred calls about the memorial to his sisters, but last month he told his family, "I am very relieved that the design issues have been reopened," according to Susan Eisenhower's Web site.
