Sentence examples for referred a number of from inspiring English sources

Previously the secretary of the immigration department, Michael Pezzullo, has referred a number of stories by journalists relating to immigration matters to the Australian federal police in a bid to uncover their sources.

It went on to say it became concerned about leaks of information from the island and confirmed it had referred a number of those allegations to the Australian federal police.

NORD has referred a number of patients to NIH. "In our world, a lot of times knowledge is gained in small increments," Dunkle said.

I have referred a number of my friends to him and will continue to do so.

Median duration from onset of stroke to initial baseline eye examination was 22 days (0 2543 days), the mean of 40.84 (SD 141.28) days being skewed by three outliers who were referred a number of years after the stroke onset.

Laws refers a number of times to the possibility of forming a Lib-Lab coalinion in 1997, bringing together the progressive forces in British politics, which he says didn't happen because of the size of Tony Blair's majority.

In Tanzania, they are expected to be able to identify, treat, or correctly refer a number of eye conditions including cataract, trauma, presbyopia, and the 'red eye'.

She referred to a number of strictly puritanical activists who view corporate or mass media moves towards ethics with deep suspicion - the "go hard or go home" faction of ethical fashionistas who live the ideal and keep everybody in check.

First, 'the data' are referred to a number of times in relation to the other categories of information.

Ancient writers referred to a number of his compositions as silloi—'squints' or satires, and a critical tone pervades many of the surviving fragments.

He openly referred to a number of his fellow Nationalists as "boneheads" and opposition Australian Labor Party members as "uncouth, semi-educated ill-mannered narrow-minded boors".