Sentence examples for referred a potential from inspiring English sources

Mr. Soares began a new investigation last month after the Commission on Public Integrity, a state ethics panel conducting its own inquiry, referred a potential perjury case to his office relating to testimony offered to the commission by Darren Dopp, the governor's former communications director.

The latest came on Oct. 21, when the state inspector general, a Democratic appointee, released a scathing report accusing the Senate leadership of manipulating the bidding process for the right to build a casino at the Aqueduct racetrack in Queens and referred a potential criminal case to federal and local prosecutors.

On the rare occasion, we've had to refer a potential client to a therapist for issues that required deep care and attention.

It also referred to a "potential £500m hole in the pension funds".

The original referred to a potential British bill of rights that could improve the legal relationship between the European Union and the UK.

When he is referred to a potential customer, Mr. Tricozzi said, he sees it as a "pat on the back" and an endorsement of his expertise.

While deliberative refers to the further production of knowledges, and hierarchical refers to a potential to determine action, we contend that it is by no means given that these are opposed.

WASHINGTON — The panel appointed by Congress to investigate the causes of the financial crisis referred a handful of cases involving potential wrongdoing to the Justice Department, a person close to the investigation said Monday evening.

An outlook change refers to a potential downgrade in the medium term, whereas a review for downgrade brings forward any ratings action to a matter of months.

"Fred had a big smile and he said, how about if only the doctors can talk but not all these other nurses and volunteers," Ms. DeSarno recalled, referring to a potential compromise on the ban.

"You think hard before you slide-tackle because you can quickly end up with a pizza on your bottom," striker Marama Vahirua said in an interview with L'Equipe, referring to a potential abrasion.