Sentence examples for referring issues from inspiring English sources

The joint working group comprises four members from each of the three police authorities and its role is to consider any strategic changes to the work of the alliance, before referring issues to the relevant police authority when necessary.

VA said it has taken steps to address problems with the "discovered date" method, saying it is looking for misuse at other regional offices, referring issues to the inspector general's office and correcting claims that were affected by "misinterpretation" of the May 2013 guidance.

The main objective of this study was to assess the GPs' referral rate to secondary care in Norway, any associations between the referral decision and patient, GP, health care characteristics and who initiated the referring issue in the consultation.

In each of these cases, rather than providing implementation guidelines, the Plan refers issues to a committee for further study.

Colin Powell, the US secretary of state, says in his letter that the multinational force will coordinate with Iraqi security forces, and refer "issues up the respective chains of command where necessary".

By which I mean that, in the Treasury, Gordon had officials in every key position who knew how he worked and what he wanted; who knew when to refer issues to him and when to take decisions themselves.

This strategy, however, positions the CSR Counsellor to "encourage and help parties to refer issues to the NCP,"suggesting that the office may help complaints meet that threshold.

Only 18.1% referred issues to "ethics committees" and 53.0% to the code of ethics.

To address the referred issue, different artificial intelligence techniques including fuzzy logic (FL) and least square support vector machine (LSSVM) were carried out.

Our study also found out that those who participated in committees that discuss ethical issues ("ethics committees") did not prefer referring the issues to the committee.

It's time America stops referring to issues that affect women as "women's issues".