Sentence examples for referred to groups from inspiring English sources

The "White Army" or dec bor originally referred to groups of Nuer pastoralists that formed to protect their cattle against raids (Adeba 2015).

The Washington Post referred to groups opposed to benefit cuts -- ones that didn't even go so far as to suggest expanding Social Security -- as "Social Security denialists" in an August 2010 editorial.

However, it should also be noted that they have repeatedly referred to groups within the rebellion as foreign, and it's not hard to see how semantics could be twisted and re-justified in this 20-month-old conflict with over 40,000 lives lost.

The committee referred to groups as "particularly susceptible" to the effects of air pollution based on one or more of the following factors: a) increased exposure due to longer-duration and/or higher-than-normal pollution concentrations, b) higher delivered dose due to physiologic factors, and c) a greater health response than the general population to a given dose of air pollution (NRC 2004).

At the other end, women referred to groups of staff (mainly doctors) who were giving money from their own pockets to buy services such as lab tests in private institutions when the public hospital was not able to provide them and women could not afford to pay.

In the past, staff looking to improve their literacy levels have been referred to group classes run by the local college.

Patients wait months for urgent appointments and are referred to group therapy when they need individual counseling, he said.

Patients were seldom referred to group courses or to running therapy.

iv) Those referred to group Art Therapy will attend a greater proportion of the groups available to them than those referred to activity groups.

He was presumably referring to groups that oppose Hamas.

Then troops no longer refers to groups of people but to persons.