So quick is Malik though, that they don't even need to refer it upstairs.
Of course, we need to refer to people collectively for all sorts of reasons.
There was no need to refer to a manual; the user experience was magically intuitive.
There was no need to refer to the referendum in order to establish his guilt.
The DWP, A4e said, had subsequently felt the need to refer the matter for criminal investigation.
We often need to refer to an unknown person ("someone", "anyone", "a doctor" and the like).
There is no need to refer matters up the silo to ask what to do.
The issues of resettlement are often dealt with in police informant cases without any need to refer to national security.
Anything important to which you might later need to refer – leases, contracts, forms – can be filed away.
Some critics wish that all sponsors would simply disappear, shuddering at the need to refer to the "Costa" book awards.
This would allow doctors to diagnose and monitor patients in clinics, and reduce the need to refer them to consultants.
