After a year, those who have not broken their drug habit will be referred for further treatment.
"If the officer cannot reasonably determine that the clothing or head covering is free of a threat item, individuals will be referred for additional screening".
"You can't go to your GP and say: 'I'm angry and need help.' It's not until you've committed a crime that you will be referred for anger management," says Hill.
Yes, some without a hearing loss will be referred for audiological testing, but it is a small price to pay to identify those who have a hearing loss and to begin providing them with the help they so desperately need.
They will be referred for further investigation.
Objective Approximately half of those patients who require surgery for breast cancer will be referred for a course of post-operative radiotherapy.
If you enter our country illegally, you have broken the law and will be referred for prosecution.
If you make a false immigration claim, you have broken the law and will be referred for prosecution.
If you assist or coach an individual in making a false immigration claim, you have broken the law and will be referred for prosecution".
Re-entering the country after a prior removal will be referred for felony prosecution, "especially where indicators of gang affiliation, a risk to public safety, or criminal history are present," he said.
In a recent review of anal cytology screening, Ho and Cranston expressed the opinion that the "poor specificity limits the utility of anal cytology as a screening tool given that many patients without high-grade dysplasia will be referred for HRA, resulting in increased healthcare delivery cost and excessive use of clinical resources" [21].
