Referred means remitted for consideration and report but without power to exercise any function on behalf of the remitting body, and the expressions "reference" and "stand referred" shall be construed accordingly.
Referred and “Referral” shall have related meanings. (Note: it is recognized that the referred visitor may thwart XxxXxxxxxx.xxx Site tracking by various options and actions advertently or inadvertently set in place by the referred visitor. Upon reasonable evidence that the visitor was referred by Affiliate, Affiliate will get full credit for said visitor.)
Referred or “referral” means any assessment which is being taken again by a student at the recommendation of the Assessment Board.
Examples of Referred in a sentence
In order to earn Miles for a referral: (1) you must log in to your Card Account within the Cardless mobile application or web application to access your unique referral link and provide it to the Referred User, (2) the Referred User must use your unique referral link when he or she applies for a Card, (3) the Referred User must not be a current or former Cardless cardholder; and (4) the Referred User must be approved for and obtain a Cardless Card before the expiration date of the Referral Program.
You will not engage in spamming, harassment, unsolicited communication or other unfair or otherwise unwarranted or inappropriate treatment of potential Referred Users.
More Definitions of Referred
Referred means the Student(s) or Student Organization charged with violating one or more of the provisions of the Sexual Misconduct Policy and/or Student Code of Conduct and Policies.
Referred or “referral” means and refers to a Subject Assessment, whether in a Core Practice area, a Course Skill, Professional Conduct and Regulation, Solicitors Accounts, or a Vocational Elective which is being taken again by a student after the Assessment Board, as a result of previous defective performance. The term can be used irrespective of the number of assessments a student has to repeat, e.g. a student who has failed all six subject assessments is “referred” in all six.
Referred means an item on which a committee cannot take a decision without reference to the Cabinet or the Council as appropriate.
Referred effectively means closed to this investigation.
Referred means remitted for consideration and report but without powers to exercise any functions on behalf of the remitting body.
Referred means that the employee receiving the inquiry must: a) contact the DSHS Press Officer to discuss the inquiry before a response is provided, OR b) provide the news media representative with the DSHS Press Officer’s name and phone number.
Referred or “Referral” means in relation to the Intervention Group, referred to the Organisation in accordance with the process set out in Operations Manual. For the avoidance of doubt, an Eligible Person is referred to the Organisation when the Organisation is provided with a written referral (such referral to be in the form agreed by the parties).