No patients were identified by county death records and EMS refusal of transport records identified no discharged patients who had refused treatment and hospital transfer within 7 days of ED discharge.
A crisis took place in 1945, when the French refusal to transfer control of the local armed forces led to disorders, culminating in a French bombardment of Damascus and British intervention.
They all resigned on Christmas Eve because of Khan's refusal to transfer the club's shares and last month, shortly before the start of the Super League season, the club again entered administration.
The pattern of security-checkpoint grilling and American Airlines' alleged refusal to transfer her caused her to develop symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder, "including debilitating fear," the suit contends.
Gbagbo's refusal to transfer power to Ouattara prompted an escalation of a long simmering civil war.
I think the Mistral deal symbolized the attempt to establish military cooperation between Russia and the West, and France's refusal to transfer an already completed ship indicates the failure of that attempt.
Moore cited Khan's refusal to transfer his shares to the board as the key reason for their decision to quit, claiming in the process that Khan was requesting the repayment of director's loans be made by the club.
Refusal to transfer data is not.
Founders are usually able to negotiate exceptions from the right of first refusal, for transfers to family members or trusts for estate planning purposes, and, less often, for the sale of small (5%-15%) stakes.
Mortality, kidney transplantation, loss to follow up, refusal of further participation, transfer to another outpatient clinic that doesn't participate in the PREPARE-2 study and follow-up continuing until at least February 12 , 2013were treated as censored events.
