Sentence examples for had referred himself from inspiring English sources

Davis had referred himself to the borough's monitoring officer in the wake of last month's Guardian investigation.

He told Radio 4 he was "scrupulous" in observing all Parliamentary rules but had referred himself to the Commissioner for Standards "because of the way this appears" Sir Malcolm also appeared on Today, dismissing the allegations as "unfounded" and vowing to fight them "with all my strength".

Mr Mercer said he was taking legal advice and had referred himself to Parliament's standards commissioner.

Mr Mercer resigned in May and said he had referred himself to the Parliamentary commissioner for standards.

He said that, although he had not broken any rules, he had referred himself "to the appropriate authorities".

He said that, although he had not broken any rules, he had referred himself "to the appropriate authorities" and would be making "no further statement until I have received their ruling".

David Laws has referred himself, and his expenses, to Lyon.

Willsman has apologised, acknowledging the "offensive nature of my comments", and has referred himself for equalities training.

A former cabinet minister has referred himself to parliament's sleaze watchdog after being caught in a sting discussing taking payments from companies that make money from Brexit.

The television presenter Ant McPartlin has referred himself to a rehabilitation clinic after he was arrested for drink-driving following a crash.

The Tory MP John Butterfill, who was also filmed by the Dispatches team, was said by Conservative party sources to have referred himself to the standards commissioner last night.