Sentence examples for referring up from inspiring English sources

He said he wanted to slash the "eight layers" of management he said existed in many government departments, to "empower" frontline staff to make more decisions without referring up the hierarchy.

"This advice... would have been referred up to the highest levels of senior management".

Anything more serious than that - use your imagination - is referred up to Bennett.

The programme, he said, was referred up the chain of command by Newsnight's acting editor.

There's no one above you now, no one to refer up to.

Policy disputes between Conservative and Lib Dem ministers will be referred up to Cameron and Clegg to resolve between them.

A third of the cases we've looked at so far have been referred up to the Crown Court.

Ultimately, however, cases can still be referred up to the judicial committee of the privy council in the UK.

Citigroup will take additional steps in New York, including setting up a more detailed pilot program to "refer up" qualified subprime borrowers to cheaper loans.

But they increasingly discuss only foreign affairs; internal disputes are often referred up to the twice-yearly summits of heads of government.

People who become very sick, or require surgical procedures, are referred up through a single, multitiered system: from health house to rural health center to district hospital.