Sentence examples for refers possible from inspiring English sources

He refers possible errors to a network of 34 editors in various departments who are charged with investigating them and reporting back.

The inspector general has the power to refer possible criminal accusations to prosecutors for possible charges.

The panels could refer possible instances of wrongdoing to the Justice Department.

Ms. Brunner, who has recently referred possible cases of notary fraud in her state to federal authorities, worries that the legislation would allow the lowest standard for notaries to become a nationwide practice.

Far from being "vexatious" as the government claims, campaign groups with the expertise and energy to scrutinise school admissions and refer possible breaches to the OSA are performing an important public service at a time when it is needed more than ever.

General practitioners who contacted hospitals to refer possible patients with recent suicide attempt were also informed about the trial.

The article refers to possible compensation for the killings.

That same portion of the letter refers to possible violations of the New York State insurance law prohibiting the use of surety bonds as financial guarantees.

It combines surface chemistry and architecture with their functions and refers to possible biomimetic applications.

This refers a possible approach to design novel compact light-wavelength detector or spectrometer based on the phosphor.

One of Breuer's aides, Jason Weinstein, whom the report also refers for possible disciplinary action, has resigned from the department, a spokeswoman said on Wednesday.