Sentence examples for referring the issue from inspiring English sources

But she said the governor would not "be personally referring" the issue to the authorities.

The United States, bowing to the wishes of its allies, agreed Monday to let the International Atomic Energy Agency adopt a resolution deploring Iran's nuclear program without referring the issue to the United Nations for possible sanctions, administration officials said.

France, Britain, Germany and the leadership of the European Union all favor referring the issue to the Security Council and plan to demand that the board act at its next meeting, on Sept. 19.

Ofcom began considering referring the issue to the Competition Commission in March, when it ordered BSkyB to cut the amount it charges rivals to offer Sky Sports, and determined that the broadcaster was restricting the distribution of premium movie rights.

Nor did they reflect the changes that took place over the following 12 months, in particular referring the issue to the UN, which the White House did at Mr Blair's behest, though it failed to get a second security council resolution authorising war.

As she has campaigned the past few months, more than once Clinton has said she wants to be a small-business president, and referring the issue of minimum wage increases to local government could be just the way to win them over.

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.

The United Nations Security Council should refer the issue to the International Criminal Court in The Hague, which is competent to penalize crimes against humanity.

Should I refer the issue up?

The Tory majority voted instead to refer the issue to the committee on arms exports controls.

She urged the Council to refer the issue of Syria to the International Criminal Court for investigation.