Sentence examples for has referred himself from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

A Conservative MP spoken to by police after claims of men being groped in a parliamentary bar has referred himself to an internal party inquiry and insisted that allegations against him were untrue.

A Conservative MP spoken to by police after claims of men being groped in a parliamentary bar has referred himself to an internal party inquiry as he insisted the allegations against him were untrue.

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

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.

"I thought he should have referred himself, quite honestly, but he has lost that opportunity". Other senior Lib Dems said they were "astonished" that the prime minister had not referred Hunt to Allan.

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".

What is the point of having an adviser on the ministerial code if you never use him?" His colleague Lorely Burt, Lib Dem MP for Solihull, said: "I thought he (Hunt) should have referred himself, quite honestly, but he lost that opportunity".