Sentence examples for would refer a from inspiring English sources

No agent would refer a client to Mr. Ovitz in his role as a Hollywood business manager if he began trying to steal their business as agents as well, Mr. Gottlieb said.

For example, many GPs would consider a child with fever, triaged as urgent, eligible for GP care, while they would refer a patient with a fracture of the finger, triaged as non-urgent, to the ED for an X-ray and treatment.

We approved Senate Concurrent Resolution 10-001 for the General Assembly's consideration, which would refer a measure in 2010 asking voters to approve the formation of an appointed Fiscal Policy Constitutional Commission.

This refers to a process through which the defendant would refer a case over the validity of his title to land to a judge instead of a jury, through claiming a (false) allegation about this right.

Shopkeepers were asked for situations in which they would refer a customer to another outlet or a health facility.

Nearly all VHT members (99.8%) mentioned that they would refer a sick newborn to the nearest health facility, which is in line with iCCM program guidelines.

Looking to the future, 87%% (n = 212) of these primary dental care practitioners who responded to this question, estimated that they would refer an average of 24 patients per dentist (range 0-400) per year to DwSIs.

CdSe/ZnS, for example, would refer to a QD with a CdSe core and ZnS shell, and a CdSe/ZnS QD conjugated with sheep serum albumin (SSA) would be referred to as CdSe/ZnS SSA.

For example, a respondent would refer to a hospital infection when the question was asking about sports injuries against genetic disorders.

When the iPod first hit it big a few years ago, how many people would refer to a generic MP3 player as "an iPod"?

He answered many of the same questions, but was also asked whether he would refer to a Native American as a Redskin.