Sentence examples for referred provided from inspiring English sources

Spousal support (or, "alimony" as it is commonly referred) provided a mechanism to protect the women.

Comparison of WGS data for VRE from the LTCF and the acute hospital to which the participants are referred provided the opportunity to compare the relatedness of isolates drawn from different parts of the same healthcare network.

Our conscious experience of the object to which the demonstrative refers provides us with a form of knowledge of the semantic value of the demonstrative, and thereby plays a role in justifying the use we make of the demonstrative in our reasoning.

The most recent authoritarian period in Latin American history, to which O'Grady refers, provides a clear illustration.

Giving service users the opportunity to self-refer provides the users with decision-making power during severe mental illness, and should therefore transfer responsibility and power to the service users.

That said, the intention is to present issues but not dive deeply here; readers are referred to references provided as a starting point for further investigation.

Copies of the message, and the one from NASA headquarters to which it referred, were provided to The New York Times by a senior NASA scientist who said he resented attempts to muzzle climate researchers.

Study personnel contacted referred patients, provided further details regarding the study and invited them to a study visit.

Under cross-examination by Fairfax's barrister, Matt Collins, Hockey was asked why the North Sydney Forum membership forms referred to providing practical support to Hockey and used the words "business and community leaders supporting Joe Hockey MP".

The learners were promoted to improve their map for 20 min by referring the provided map learner-goal difference map.

Sustainability is referred as "providing for the needs of the present without detracting from the ability to fulfill the needs of the future".