Sentence examples for referring a case from inspiring English sources

The relaxed reaction of the markets in February 2014 was in part based on the view that in referring a case for the first time to the ECJ, the German judges were deferring to it.

Ms. Allred has insisted that the settlement's confidentiality clause did not preclude the Assembly from referring a case to its ethics committee; Mr. Silver, a Democrat, who is a lawyer, disagreed in a statement he released on Tuesday.

He won't say, but a typical deal in tort work calls for the lawyer referring a case to get one-third of any future fee award.

Meanwhile, the notification of law enforcement involves referring a case to the appropriate LEAs or other authorities as soon as that course of action is considered appropriate.

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

The decision to refer a case to the Justice Department for possible investigation is often made on a political basis.

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

It was the first time since 1995 that the committee had referred a case about a current or former senator to federal investigators.

The Committee of Ministers can refer a case back to the European court if it considers that the state has not fully complied with a decision of the court.

Under Brazilian law, the president may be tried for criminal acts only if two-thirds of the lower House of Congress refers a case to the country's top court.

Earlier this year, the Environmental Protection Agency's inspector general referred a case involving then-Administrator Scott Pruitt's rental deal with lobbyist Steve Hart and his wife, Vicki, to federal prosecutors.