Sentence examples for referring upwards from inspiring English sources

Staff shortages may also cause delays in initiating emergency interventions [ 11]; delays in authorising referral or referring upwards to busy senior staff; or lack of performance of the EmOC signal functionsa [ 20].

Any comparisons with the Labour party will be referred upwards.

Credit officers are allowed to authorise loans of up to $5,000; anything bigger is referred upwards.

Decisions are referred upwards to the secretary of state, and from him to the pope.

You will be expected to show you can prioritise your workload, know when to make a decision and when to delegate or refer upwards.

Decisions that would most appropriately be made at a local level a new hotel for Manchester, or closing a hospital in Cleethorpes are still routinely referred upwards until they reach the in-trays of ministers in London.

Examples of avoidable issues that CEOs reported were likely to force them to waste time and, more importantly, energy were engagement with disloyal or weak direct reports, poorly designed committee agendas and missions, unnecessarily lengthy reports or presentations, and a tendency for trivial decisions to be referred upwards.

Physicians at this level must offer "special interest" services, providing more advanced care to about 10% of patients who are seen at level 1 and referred upwards.

Most newborn referrals occurred between private hospitals, although municipal general hospitals and private providers also referred upwards to tertiary facilities.

Poor performance of any sort could be disciplined via a formal system of written warning letters issued by an overall in-charge and referred upwards through the District, Provincial and Ministry administration.

It's not 'See you next year with the final cut,' but I do tend to get quite famous casts and I don't have to refer casting decisions upwards, and that is a right I guard tenaciously.