Sentence examples for referring specific from inspiring English sources

Less than one-third of the children who should have been referred concerning the guideline on referring specific age and/or sex categories, was actually referred.

He referred specific questions to the FBI.

Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld acknowledged in Congressional testimony last week that he and Gen. Richard B. Myers, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, had discussed the broader issue of securing Iraqi munitions with General Abizaid, but he referred specific questions to the general.

"The incident being investigated occurred on a contract delivered a number of years ago, and we will not – and do not – hesitate to refer specific incidents of this nature to the relevant authorities immediately, as we did on this occasion.

During this presentation, I would like to refer specific interventions in at-risk populations, with special emphasis on individuals who have made previous suicide attempts.

But Romney, a former bishop and top church official in Boston, referred specific questions to religious leaders.

"Church leaders counsel already-baptized members against elective transsexual operations, and bishops may refer specific cases to the stake president for possible resolution at that level or by the First Presidency.

Depending on a consultant's area of specialism, it may be that they are referred specific cases which are of higher risk.

"They're not looking for a smoking gun," the official added, referring to specific intelligence about Iranian nuclear planning.

While rarely referring to specific political issues, this was still intensely political art.

By referring to specific investigations throughout, the scope of such tests is fully illustrated.