Sentence examples for on being referred from inspiring English sources

Many (14/37) reported frustration at delays in specialist referral; only one patient commented on being referred early.

She insisted on being referred to as Madame.

On the air, the "Pets.com sock puppet" -- as he insisted on being referred to -- was a charming clown.

Doctorates are highly prized in Germany, where it is not unusual for people to insist on being referred to by their academic title.

Doctorates are highly prized in Germany, where it is not unusual for people to insist on being referred to by their full academic title.

She also became an uncredited "script doctor", polishing and rewriting screenplays (among them The River Wild, The Wedding Singer and Sister Act) for small fortunes, though she insisted jokingly on being referred to as "a script nurse.

These are places where people go, wait, sign on, are referred on somewhere, or not, and the cycle continues.

Workers not attaining higher education will from now on be referred to as manual workers.

For convenience, the PV-ESS combined system will from now on be referred to as "PV-VSG".

Wire tract infection and a long period with the apparatus on were referred to the main drawbacks of the method.

Since HADHA and HADHB share chromosomal location and therefore are tagged by the same variants, they will from now on be referred to as HADHA/B and analyzed together.