Sentence examples for through refereeing from inspiring English sources

The alternative is to risk being a laughing stock all over again and possibly to see a deserving team lose a tie through refereeing incompetence, as happened with Chelsea when they infamously came up against Tom Henning Øvrebø in 2009.

We've decided not to include a category for penalties conceded because, at times, those come about through refereeing incompetence (the worst offenders, though, are Norwich, nine, Watford and West Ham, eight).

Twenty years ago it was possible and even normal to get research into circulation and have everyone talking about it without having gone through the refereeing process – but you had to be part of a certain circle, and basically had to have graduated from a prestigious department, to be part of that game.

He helped pay part of his way through college by refereeing basketball games on his stumps, standing three feet, eight inches high in orthopedic boots.

It suggests that "all the FA's education work, from coach education through to referee development and safeguarding, needs to be brought together in a single department".

It appeared a harsh decision against the midfielder, who won the ball before taking down the Spaniard with his follow through, but referee Stuart Attwell was quick to produce the red card.

Dickson started refereeing in January and has already been fast-tracked through the amateur levels.

Poor refereeing.

Moreover, in order to substantiate the data, secondary sources were refereed through reviewing relevant literatures, historical documents, government land policy documents/proclamations on land tenure system, on gender roles and access to and control over livelihood resources.

My original 'subversive proposal' to free the refereed literature through author self-archiving fell largely on deaf ears because self-archiving in an anonymous FTP archive or a web home page would be unsearchable, unnavigable, irretrievable and hence unusable.

The concern, or maybe just issue, is whether the rise of econoblogs is undermining the gatekeepers, whether any old Joe can now weigh in on economic debate, whereas in the good old days you had to publish in the journals, which meant getting through the refereeing process.