Sentence examples for to consider referring from inspiring English sources

A UN committee passed a resolution last month calling for the security council to consider referring North Korea to the international criminal court for alleged crimes against humanity.

The Criminal Cases Review Commission appointed a case manager in December to consider referring Nealon's case to the court of appeal.

Cash tabled a letter in which she asked the Registered Organisations Commission what action it would take to investigate the leak from her own office and to consider referring the leak to the AFP.

Psychiatrists and primary care physicians were equally likely to consider referring the patient to a faith-based program (71% and 79%) and equally likely to believe that "an emphasis on spirituality is critical to the success of 12-step programs" (81% and 85%).

The statement was a direct response to the passage of a resolution last Tuesday in the General Assembly's Third Committee that urged the Security Council to consider referring North Korea's human rights abuses to the International Criminal Court.

In light of the litany of abuses allegedly perpetrated by all parties in Iraq, the UN's Human Rights Office urged the Security Council to consider referring the situation in the country to the ICC.

If you know somebody whose skill and work ethic you're willing to stand behind, consider referring them to a prospective employer.

If he became addicted to painkillers, did anyone consider referring him to a nearby and highly regarded treatment option, Minnesota's Hazeldon Betty Ford?

This is unsettlingly analogous to the Heisenberg uncertainty principle for quantum mechanics, therefore, one might consider referring to it as the "sphingolipid uncertainty principle".

It added it would consider referring to the Competition Commission on the issue, but would first consult with the Hollywood studios.

Consider referring to DOP-D2 as merely D2; likewise DOP-D3 should be merely D3.