Sentence examples for referring its from inspiring English sources

Citing possible violations of laws governing public officials by John L. Sampson, the Senate Democratic leader from Brooklyn; Malcolm A. Smith, the Senate president from Queens; and Angelo Aponte, the appointed Senate secretary, the inspector general's office said it was referring its findings to federal and state prosecutors and the Legislative Ethics Committee.

The companies worked together, with BDO Seidman referring its clients to Jenkens & Gilchrist beginning in 1998 for tax shelters, and both companies referring some clients to Deutsche Bank, which then carried out the complex trades underpinning the shelters.

The New York Times, where "all the news that's fit to print" gets printed, opted out of the "slutbag" game entirely, referring its readers only to a "barrage of expletives that would be unusual even in an off-the-record conversation".

ERG1 (this is homologous to the human gene HERG1, referring its orthologs in all species) is expressed at high levels throughout the brain besides the heart, specifically, in the hippocampus, neocortex, hypothalamus, thalamus, amygdala, substantia nigra, red nucleus and cerebellum [ 22, 23, 25, 45, 46].

It also referred its ruling back to the UN.

It has referred its internal inquiry to securities regulators in the United States and Britain.

The commission said it had referred its findings to law enforcement authorities for possible criminal investigation.

The agency has referred its findings to the Queens district attorney.

The commission has also referred its findings to federal and local prosecutors.

Mr. Hevesi's office referred its findings to the State Board of Public Accountancy for further investigation.

But on Tuesday, the State Department referred its findings to Justice Department criminal prosecutors.