Sentence examples for proposal to refer from inspiring English sources

Kirby said most countries present supported the proposal to refer North Koreans to the ICC, but UN diplomats said any move was likely to face fierce opposition from China, the North's economic lifeline.

A6 A Proposal to Refer Iran to U.N. Britain, raising the stakes in the West's confrontation with Iran, formally proposed that the Iranian government be reported to the United Nations Security Council for its failure to comply with treaties governing its nuclear program.

In 1836 the English polymath William Whewell commented that the proposal to refer to what he called "the desires and affections" of human nature as "the Emotions" had not been generally accepted.

Another group of parents who had not initiated the discussion immediately accepted the offer of extra visits or accepted a nurse's proposal to refer them to a pediatrician or dietitian for counseling.

Several states are considering proposals to refer more campus sexual assault cases to local law enforcement, and there's one constituency in particular that is against it: sexual assault victims.

The wording is problematic in Hebrew as well, which is one reason why one alternative proposal was to refer to Israel as "the homeland for the Jewish people", something Lord Balfour proclaimed in 1917.In any case, the issue is still provoking heated debate in Israel.

An article on Thursday about President Obama's budget proposal to Congress referred imprecisely to those taxpayers who would pay a minimum federal income tax rate of 30 percent.

In New York, one proposal would require a doctor to refer a patient who is not improving to a pain specialist when an opioid dose exceeds a certain level, said Dr. Elain Sobol Berger, the associate medical director of the state's workers' compensation board.

The green light comes after the patients watchdog for north Wales decided not to refer the proposal to the Welsh government.

Legislators in New Jersey are planning to refer the proposal to the 2017 state ballot, Sonn says, which would effectively sidestep a potential veto from Governor Chris Christie.

Mr Russell added that an amendment to allow for closure proposals to be referred to an independent review panel would "remove allegations of political bias" from the process, though he denied that ministers had ever been biased over school closures.