Refer means to direct or cause to be directed or to exercise any power or influence over the direction of title insurance business, whether or not the consent or approval of any other person is sought or obtained with respect to the referral.
Refer means to place or cause to be placed, or to
Refer means to send a matter currently under consideration to an individual; a department; a Committee or Council for their consideration.
Examples of Refer in a sentence
Refer to the ACM Food Safety Program for more information about the documentation and identification method and procedures used for segregating these animals.
Refer to section 13 Management of Non‐Conformance ‐ in the ACM Food Safety Program manual.
Xxxxxx, Chief Information Officer Refer to Electronic Approval History found after the final page of the Executed Contract for details.
Xxxxx, Acting State Budget Director Refer to Electronic Approval History found after the final page of the Executed Contract for details.
Refer to ARTICLE 1, DEFINITIONS for the definition of Working Day.
More Definitions of Refer
Refer means to direct, cause to be directed, or exercise an influence over the direction of title
Refer means to direct a matter under discussion by Council to a committee or staff for further examination.
Refer means to provide direction to an individual or the individual’s parent or guardian to obtain medical services or a test for assessment, diagnosis, or treatment of a birth defect or other medical condition.
Refer means to refer or assign a specific matter or item to a Committee, Section, staff or member for further consideration and/or action.
Refer. , “Reference” or “Referred” means Council can send a pending motion or agenda item to a Standing Committee, Council Committee or Administration for investigation and report.
Refer means the interface through which IM and CSRU staff share related case information.
Refer an applicant means to submit resumes to an employer, arrange interviews between an applicant and an employer, or to provide an employer with the name of an applicant. (1929, c. 178, ss. 1, 10; 1979, c. 780, s. 1; 1989, c. 414, s. 1.)