Sentence examples for voluntarily referred from inspiring English sources

"Uganda voluntarily referred Kony's case to the ICC and it cannot withdraw the case.

The Metropolitan police has voluntarily referred the matter to the IPCC".

Bickley said the incident has been voluntarily referred to the Independent Police Complaints Commission.

"There are currently cases which have been voluntarily referred by South wales police to the IPCC for investigation.

In April, North Yorkshire police voluntarily referred itself to the Independent Police Complaints Commission IPCCC) in relation to the Savile/Jaconelli allegations.

South Yorkshire police confirmed: "Following media reports about the handling of proceedings during the miners' strike of 1985-85 and specifically after incidents at Orgreave, South Yorkshire police voluntarily referred matters to the IPCC".

Data about other PHPs in the USA 12 and Canada 13 mainly provide information about non-voluntarily referred sick doctors as a result of substance use disorders.

Theoretically, those coerced into treatment during the 'pre-contemplation' stage of the Transtheoretical Model of behaviour change are intuitively expected to fair less well in treatment than those at the 'preparation' or 'action' stage who voluntarily self refer [ 28].

Perry, and his staff of 5, see three or four hundred Harvard & Radcliffe students a year, half come in voluntarily, the others are referred by faculty members.

Voluntarily reported cases, apart from cases presented voluntarily at a clinic, included those referred by a professional health worker or other informed respected person (i.e. village doctors, teachers, or health workers).

News Corp then asked voluntarily for the bid to be referred to an independent commission, delaying the deal by months.