Meanings of referred directly in English

Two of the sheets referred directly to the land in New York City.

Public housing tenants can be referred directly by their Headspace or mental health clinician.

Instead the family may be referred directly to a group that specialises in preventing domestic violence.

It was not too many years ago that the word abuse referred directly to a verbal attack.

Answering EU lawmakers' questions, Dombrovskis referred directly to the two recommended reforms as examples of internationally-agreed rules that needed to be respected.

He was considerably startled when I told him I had been shadowed, and insisted that it referred directly to the case in hand.

It was the first time the president has referred directly to the payment, although he remains adamant there was no affair with Ms Daniels.

Cameron was referred directly to the tribunal, a hearing most likely to take place on Tuesday and with no option of an early plea.

In 2014, the Vatican reported that since 2004, more than 3,400 cases of abuse worldwide had been referred directly to Rome.

The majority of patients with achalasia are referred directly to surgeons (80%) and only 15% of units have a MDT meeting for discussing such patients.