Sentence examples for refer the application from inspiring English sources

"I would say 99.9 percent of the time the circuit justice is going to refer the application to the full court, and all nine justices are going to act on the application," Mr. Bickell said.

Last month members of the council's plans panel west voted to refuse the five applications to build a mix of more than 100 apartments and townhouses on the South Headingley site and instructed the chief planning officer to refer the application back to the next meeting with proposed reasons for refusal.

But when it resubmitted the request eight years later, the town referred the application to the village.

The NRES did not review applications and, in the case of a complaint, referred the application to another local committee for a second review.

The Security Council decided to meet on Wednesday morning to refer the Palestinian membership application to the Council's membership committee.

Metagenomics (often referred to as a broad category which includes metabarcoding) may refer to the application of genomic techniques to assessments of diversity in the general sense but more specifically refers to the assembly of entire genomes from a diversity of species within a mixed sample to differentiate it from metabarcoding (above).

Indeed, since 1994, the American Chiropractic Association's position has been that the term "veterinary chiropractic" is a misnomer and should "not be used to refer to the application of manipulative techniques to animals".

The results refer to the application of the CEMD based technique to real data of a AN-26 plane.

Preliminary results are also reported that refer to the application of the proposed test procedures to two sets of p-Si modules.

Other examples refer to the application of optimization theory to multistage drying processes with granular fluidizing solids, treated by discrete methods of optimal control.

The results refer to the application of the mathematical model for the design of lean processes in hybrid assembly lines, meeting both the lean principles and the ergonomic requirements for safe assembly work.