Sentence examples for decision be referred from inspiring English sources

The Labour leader, Ed Miliband, took the momentous step of turning against Rupert Murdoch's empire, calling for the resignation of News International's chief executive, Rebekah Brooks, and demanding the BSkyB decision be referred to the Competition Commission.

Every decision was referred to the shrink, or the shrinking process.

**As both Jefferson and Burr received the same number of electoral votes, the decision was referred to the House of Representatives.

6As both Jefferson and Burr received the same number of electoral votes, the decision was referred to the House of Representatives.

Swann meanwhile was finding some turn and was so adamant that he had a legitimate claim for lbw against Hashim Amla, that Aleem Dar's not out decision was referred.

But the internal CIA report on which he's said to be basing this decision was referred five years ago to the Justice Department, where attorneys concluded that no prosecution was warranted.

One statement relating to Szafranski v. Dunston refers to "custody" of the pre-embryos, as if deciding the fate of a child; later on, that same decision is referred to as "disposition" — the kind of thing one does to a piece of property.

As for knowledge of the court in particular, the report found that "almost a third mistakenly believed that a U.S. Supreme Court ruling could be appealed" and that: when the Supreme Court divides 5-4, ronehly one in four (23 percent) believed the decision was referred to Congress for resolution; 16 percent thought it needed to be sent back to the lower courts.

If "α" is close to 1, the pertaining decision is referred to as a "high-level decision".

Meanwhile, if "α" is close to 0, the pertaining decision is referred to as a "low-level decision".

When a jury finds the fact specially, or when it is agreed upon by the parties, the decision is referred to the court.