Sentence examples for should be referred back from inspiring English sources

His case should be referred back to the appeal court imminently.

McKay believes the commission "have not applied the proper test for determining whether a case should be referred back to the court of appeal".

The CCRC will assess how the judgments apply to its backlog of claims before deciding whether any more should be referred back to the court.

The two parties – the federal environment minister and the Environment Centre NT (ECNT) – agreed it should be referred back to the minister, now Josh Frydenberg.

The ruling, by the master of the rolls, Lord Neuburger, Lord Justice Kay and Lord Justice Stanley Burton, said the issue of compensation should be referred back to the high court.

As a result the court has decided that the case should be referred back to the panel of stewards at the German grand prix, so that the conduct of Barrichello and Raikkonen can be reconsidered in the light of Wright's evidence.

A three-year dispute over whether land at Ashton Vale should be a town or village green is to be referred back to an independent inspector.

Patients who do not wish to enter the trial will be referred back to their GPs.

Green goes on to argue that the matter should have been referred back to the original tribunal and not the appellate tribunal.

These might include determining which patients from the larger population of people with chronic low back pain should be referred, dissecting the effect of components of multidisciplinary rehabilitation, and assessing the long term cost-benefit of the interventions.

He should be referred to the international criminal court.