Sentence examples for referred a case from inspiring English sources

It is one of the few times the council has referred a case to the F.D.A. in hopes that the agency will take regulatory action.

On Thursday, an F.D.A. spokeswoman said that the agency did not comment once it had referred a case for criminal investigation.

The last time it referred a case to the Office of Fair Trading was in 2005, according to a spokesman for the authority, who said that Ryanair was the first mainstream marketer to face such action.

But the city attorney's office has not initiated legal action against a single property owner, Mr. Song said, because neither the Planning Department nor the Department of Building Inspection has referred a case.

But will the opposition engage after the new Morsi-appointed prosecutor general referred a case against one of their leaders, Nobel Peace Prize laureate Mohammed El Baradei, to authorities for investigation into alleged espionage and sedition?

A court in Brussels has referred a case submitted by several claimants to the European Court of Justice and imposed an interim measure blocking Uefa from activating phase two of its rules to cut the deficit clubs are permitted from €45m to 30m.

And the victims themselves have the right to refer a case to the court.

"The claim that we wouldn't refer a case if we had evidence of innocence is both ridiculous and offensive.

Lyon's office rejected any suggestion that they were required to directly inform the Met of any decision not to refer a case to the police.

And overhanging the industry is always the worry that the examiners will stumble across the next Galleon, if they refer a case to S.E.C. enforcers.

Before then, the only resort for a case that had already been to appeal and failed was a direct appeal to the home secretary, who could refer a case back to the appeal court.