Sentence examples for refer under from inspiring English sources

Rangers have filed a further Notice to Refer under the Scottish Football Association's article 99.

According to the unnamed collective's website, the realities of these strare such that human targets are reduced to low-resolution blobs on a screen, inspiring Predator drone pilots to refer under the macabre nickname, "bugsplats".

Support received Constraints observed In your experience, what problems are faced by physicians while referring under-five cases according to IMCI guidelines?

In UA, members refer to under-earning as a "disease" or what Jeremy calls a "process addiction", a somewhat misguided view of what actually makes some people chronically broke.

High workloads generally refer to under-resourcing (e.g. personnel or materials) which results in too many patients to care for, too many tasks to perform, constantly changing workloads, and burgeoning bureaucracy.

The government defended Prevent and said: "People referred under Prevent are absolutely not considered or treated as criminals.

The office of the Attorney General has now confirmed his prison sentence has been referred under the "unduly lenient sentence scheme".

Of the 3,994 people referred under the Prevent strategy to the Channel programme in 2015, 1,319 reports came from the education sector, according to figures released by the National Police Chiefs Council NPCCCC).

She rejected claims A4e had found jobs lasting at least six months for fewer than 4% of people referred under the work programme, adding she had been a "useful face for the politics people to have a go at".

She hit out as she was grilled last night by Channel 4 News about figures it said suggested A4e had found jobs lasting at least six months for fewer than 4% of people referred under the Work Programme.

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