Sentence examples for referred the problem of from inspiring English sources

The Allied powers referred the problem of Upper Silesia to the League after they had been unable to resolve the territorial dispute.

The government's move in cooperation with the US to refer the problem of returning jihadis to the United Nations makes sense, but to wait for effective action from that source is ludicrous.

In his opening remarks, Mr. Putin referred to "the problem" of NATO expansion.

The more charitable critics of the racial order that then existed referred to the problem of "second-class citizenship".

And there was talk of the lecture on victorian mores by a member who repeatedly referred to the problem of "wo rees" in London.

He said last weekend that he would refuse to accept Larry L. Palmer, the newly designated American ambassador to Venezuela, after Mr. Palmer referred to the problem of low morale in Venezuela's armed forces.

The problem wasn't just his tendency to mangle his words, such as when he confused Iran with Iraq, referred to the problem of "anchor babies" and compounded the gaffe by associating them with Asian immigrants, or said that "People need to work longer hours".

The statistically significant results that were found in some sub-analyses of our study might be referred to the problem of multiple testing.

You correctly refer to the problem of "fuzzy" water rights but then refer to harvesting rain and developing watersheds as means of "extending water rights to people who have traditionally lacked them".

Ding and Liu (2010) refers to the problem of product-aspect co-reference.

The species name, celatum, which means hidden or concealed, refers to the problem of phenotypically distinguishing the species from other mycobacteria, especially M. xenopi.