Sentence examples for referred authorities from inspiring English sources

He first referred authorities to his English-language website promoting his clinic for plastic surgery and anti-ageing medicine but the trust refused to make exceptions.

Inclusion in the study required that the referring authorities, the court or the Social Services, had requested psychosocial and psychiatric assessments.

In a statement a spokeswoman for the company said all serious allegations were reported and, where appropriate, referred to authorities for investigation.

Kathy Jackson, who started out a star Turc witness, was also referred to authorities to consider if she should be charged with and prosecuted for obtaining property and financial advantage by deception.

That means that over half the crimes referred to authorities by tribes for prosecution were declined for reasons ranging from the availability of evidence for investigators, to differences in agency protocols.

Although staff nurses and nursing managers pointed to different symbols of having authority, the relation between "power" (application of professional knowledge) and "authority" were so clear in their viewpoints that 36 participants referred to "authority" in explaining their experiences about '"power", and even considered them to be synonymous.

The Roman authorities referred both cases to the Jewish authorities because "the charges were Jewish matters".

She said the commission would protect those summonsed to appear and would not hesitate to refer to authorities anyone who would "impede its work".

His compendious memory for law never deserted him; in judgment after judgment he would refer to authorities which counsel had not produced, sometimes predicating his decision on them.

"God curse them!" exclaimed Momtaz, a woman in her 60s living in southwest Tehran, referring to authorities confiscating satellite dishes in her area.

She was referring to authorities' surveillance overreach and online censorship exercised in the name of national security, among other pretexts, during the conference's first plenary session in Helsinki.