Sentence examples for referring it back from inspiring English sources
Brennan recommended a legislative compatibility model with the high court declaring existing legislation incompatible and referring it back to parliament for amendment.
The Football Association has declined to charge Scudamore with bringing the game into disrepute, saying that it was a private matter and referring it back to the Premier League.
However, Parliament did not endorse the mandate and in July 2018, rejected the report, referring it back to the committee.
However, during the June 2018 plenary session, Parliament did not endorse the mandate and in July it rejected the report, referring it back to the committee.
However, Parliament did not endorse the mandate and then, in July 2018, rejected the report, referring it back to the TRAN committee.
As a result of referring it back to the Bureau, and the Bureau then saying that it cannot act retroactively, it is clear that exclusion is impossible because of an incorrect interpretation by the President in the Chair at the time.
Lord Glennie ruled the SFA panel had no right to impose the punishment under the governing body's rules and returned the case to the SFA, which in turn has referred it back to its internal appeals process, a date for which will be set next week.
After considering Qema's story it declared the conviction unsafe and referred it back to the crown court in 2010.
After a plea from Mr Hughes for more time to research and develop the motion, delegates voted to refer it back to the leadership, which must return the issue to conference at the next opportunity.
They referred it back to the official who confirmed he would have sent the Brazil-born forward off had he witnessed the stamp first-hand, although a second incident, with Martin Skrtel, was not deemed to have been deliberate.
However, in terms of section 79(1) of the constitution, if the president has reservations about the constitutionality of the bill, he or she may refer it back to the national assembly for reconsideration.
