Sentence examples for to refer the problem from inspiring English sources

The government's move in cooperation with the US to refer the problem of returning jihadis to the United Nations makes sense, but to wait for effective action from that source is ludicrous.

The ATO, DOTC and the porters have since agreed to a closed-door conference and later on to refer the problem to DOTC Assistant Secretary Red Kapunan, the person in charge of international airports in the Philippines.

The tour proved inconclusive, and upon their return the members decided to refer the problem to a Royal Commission, with the Minister for Home Affairs, William Lyne, pushing for Tumut or Albury as he preferred a site in his electorate.

(During those years, it was common for many in the United States to refer to the problem of African Americans' social status as the "Negro Problem").

Classification is used in machine learning to refer to the problem of identifying a discrete category to which a new observation belongs.

It referred the problem to the UN Statistical Commission.

The British government referred the problem to the League's Council, but Finland would not let the League intervene, as they considered it an internal matter.

The item "I feel lonely" allows to refer to the problems "having no one to talk to", "living in secrecy", "social isolation" and "loneliness, sadness, fear".

It was that same instinctive connection to the common man that had caused him to refer to the problems of unemployed Detroit factory workers as something that "you always find in a vibrant, dynamic economy".

The authors seem to refer to a problem of the CFS case definition.

We refer to the problem related to the first approach as dynamic configuration adaptation (DCA) problem.