Sentence examples for allegations to be referred from inspiring English sources

Spokesman for the Australian Lawyers Alliance, Greg Barnes, called for some of the allegations to be referred to police.

The Australian Lawyers Alliance called for some of the allegations to be referred to police, Amnesty International called for the centres to be shut before someone died and the Australian Medical Association (AMA) said the healthcare was obviously inadequate.

Nurnberg seems to be referring to allegations that Lee, who is 88 and resides in an Alabama assisted living facility, was exploited and manipulated into releasing her second novel.

"These serious allegations will be referred to the House of Lords Commissioner for Standards and the Metropolitan Police for investigation as a matter of urgency".

These serious allegations will be referred to the House of Lords commissioner for standards and the Metropolitan police for investigation as a matter of urgency".

The letter from the papal representative rejected a 1996 decision by Dublin church leaders to respond more candidly to the suppressed scandal in Ireland by ordering that child-abuse allegations be referred for criminal investigation.

Allegations of misconduct would be referred to the special commissioner of investigation for city schools.

Yielding to the insistence of France, Britain and Germany, the administration backed off its demand that Iran be condemned and that allegations of its misconduct be referred to the United Nations Security Council.

Suzie Brady, a spokeswoman for Australia's communications minister, Stephen Conroy, said in an e-mail, "These are serious allegations, and any allegations of criminal activity should be referred to the Australian federal police for investigation".

"The serious nature of the allegation requires that this matter be referred to the police," the league said in a statement.

"Alternatively, if there are allegations of criminal conduct these should be referred to the police.