Sentence examples for refer why from inspiring English sources

"The simple question is whether she had the legal ability to refer, why she didn't and whether there was an intent to cover up," John McArdle, Mr. Bruno's spokesman, said.

Representatives of governmental and international organisations who gathered to mark the International Day for Disaster Reduction emphasized, among other things, five points of the Children's Charter which refer why and how children can be involved in reducing disaster risk, keeping themselves and their communities safe.

The only time I hear it is when it's used to refer to why some women aren't serious enough — read "enough of a man" — to hold whatever position.

Lawyers refer to why a law was made as its "policy".

It is not clear why so few patients were referred and why referrals were made so late.

"I don't know the obstacles," Mr. Allawi said at the news conference, referring to why Mr. Maliki had not appointed a minister of defense or interior.

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Referring to why he had accepted a pay-out, he said: "[My children] will now have the chance to complete their education in the new, free Libya.

The "cause" she refers to ('Why should and how can I, until I have cause to [trust]?') is an epistemic cause.

The "briefly" refers to why Taylor won this award.

"We don't need clothes," says Mr. Zink referring to why he ventured out on his own.