Sentence examples for were referred on from inspiring English sources

Initially, they sought advice from former employees, but were referred on to others on a number of occasions.

The word "terrorist" was used to describe Palestinians but when an Israeli group was reported as trying to bomb a Palestinian school, they were referred, on both BBC1 and ITV, as "extremists" or "vigilantes".

Just 73% of emergency department patients were referred on for treatment, admitted to hospital, or discharged within four hours or less, representing no improvement from the previous year and short of the target of 90%.

Of importance, 98% of patients with positive troponins were referred on to consulting services; however, only a third were treated as ACS by consulting services (4.9% of the entire patient cohort).

Other potential cases were referred on to SPON inspectors.

Patients with diagnosed early idiopathic PD were referred on ophthalmological examination from the neurological outpatient clinics.

Marai Larasi MBE, executive director of Imkaan, says: "These organisations are well known in the communities they serve and have the highest numbers of women approaching them directly, rather than being referred on by police, social workers or others.

Of concern, indigenous people were less likely to be referred on for further evaluation of their eating problems.

A police officer insisted that the case be referred on after one of many visits to a call about domestic violence.

Specialist Morlock, one of those charged with murder, was referred on Friday for court-martial proceedings.

The expected journey of care for colorectal cancer patients, as one of the commoner cancers, was that they would usually be referred on to a cancer unit for chemotherapy but might also be referred to a centre.