Sentence examples for party referred from inspiring English sources

The state party referred a reporter to a public relations representative for Mr. Williams.

In its statement released last week, the party referred to the doctors, politicians and advocates who were demanding the widespread distribution of AIDS drugs as supporters of "pseudoscience".

Reflecting those changing perceptions, Ehud Olmert, Israel's last prime minister and leader of the centrist Kadima party, referred to Palestinian "suffering" at the Annapolis peace conference in 2007.

The party referred the matter to the police and handed over documents but Police Scotland ruled in July that there were insufficient grounds for a criminal investigation.

He did not explain why the state Democratic Party should shoulder the remaining costs, and the party referred questions to its spokesman, Richard McGrath, who did not return a phone call requesting comment.

The party referred the case to Sir Gordon Downey, the parliamentary standards commissioner.Pumping gas The Monopolies and Mergers Commission imposed a one-off price cut on BG (formerly British Gas) amounting to a £29 reduction in the average annual household gas bill.

When a woman at a party refers to a "real sou'wester," the narrator replies, "I'm from the Mi'est..

"It is an 80-year project," says a grandee of the liberal Wafd party, referring to the Brotherhood's origins.

"I think Todd said it best," the Bongos guitarist James Mastro said during the block party, referring to Mr. Abramson.

A caption of a photo from the party refers to it as a "blood diamond night" Griffiths points out.

When a woman at a party refers to a "real sou'wester," the narrator replies, "I'm from the Mi'est...