I have so far used the singular term, "email server", in describing the referral that began our investigation.
– Clinton campaign statement Clinton's campaign has said the justice department made "a security referral" that "was not criminal in nature as misreported by some in the press".
Culleton's eligibility to sit in the Senate is subject to a high court challenge, and the One Nation senator said he would ask the Senate to revoke the referral that boosted the case.
"It's that power of referral that will often help tip you into making a purchase," said Sofia Barattieri di San Pietro, the site's chief executive, who came up with the idea on a shopping trip to Paris with a friend.
A higher total score represents a referral that should be seen more urgently.
The incentive to do so is a small fee for a referral that leads to a quality application, and a much bigger and lengthier commission for a successful hire — not unlike the recruitment agency model.
His investigation also found that the agency had filed a criminal referral that was based on inaccurate information, accusing Senate investigators of mishandling classified information.
1320a-7b(b), is related to the Civil Monetary Penalties Law but specifically addresses offering, soliciting, or receiving anything of value in return for a referral that would produce business reimbursable under a federal health care program.
a 'clean' referral, that is one without poor quality pictures or information contained in files of proprietary format.
The PCIS has two data fields, "diagnosis" and "problem at referral" that are used to encode the patients' clinical findings.
The coordinator would like: a 'clean' referral, that is one without poor quality pictures or information contained in files of proprietary format.
