Sentence examples for referred the issue from inspiring English sources

Judge Kennedy had referred the issue to the magistrate for a recommendation.

The lord chancellor's standing committee referred the issue to the Bar Council of England and Wales, which has rejected police arguments that consecutive translation should be provided instead.

Labor's health spokeswoman Catherine King has referred the issue to the auditor general, asking him to investigate what she said appeared to be an act of "political retribution".

The government has referred the issue of medically assisted procreation to France's national ethics council which will rule in the autumn.

Lib Dem business peer Tim Razzell has been on air saying it was just Vince's "hyperbolic" way of saying he's referred the issue to Ofcom.

See Brief for Respondent at 6. City officials referred the issue of the test results to New Haven's Civil Service Board ("the Board"), which is composed of five members who are responsible for overseeing New Haven's civil service examinations and assessing test results before certifying eligible candidates for promotion.

The United Nations Security Council should refer the issue to the International Criminal Court in The Hague, which is competent to penalize crimes against humanity.

Should I refer the issue up?

The Tory majority voted instead to refer the issue to the committee on arms exports controls.

But she said the governor would not "be personally referring" the issue to the authorities.

Eisgruber agreed to refer the issue to the board of trustees.