Sentence examples for will not be referred from inspiring English sources

The key facts will not be referred to Lord Hutton's inquiry.

Although this distinction is important, and should be kept in mind throughout, it will not be referred to much in the following sections.

A commission spokesman said: "Rosemary Butler, the presiding officer, has received confirmation from the attorney general to indicate that following a discussion with the counsel general the question of competence regarding the Official Languages Bill will not be referred to the Supreme Court".

Officials reportedly agreed only after they were assured that refugees from Myanmar will not be referred to as Rohingya.

They served as filler items and will not be referred to in the following.

Only patients who can be discharged directly to their home within five days, or patients with complications requiring prolonged hospital care, will not be referred to the specialised nursing home unit.

The criminal cases review commission, which has been studying his case over the last three months, said it will not be referring it to the court of appeal.

A spokesman for the CCRC said: "We have now made a final decision and will not be referring this case to the court of appeal".

For all these reasons, the OFT concluded "This merger will therefore not be referred to the Competition Commission under section 33(1) of the Act".

Patients who are currently involved in treatment for alcohol or drug abuse will, however, not be referred to the CIU.

Photograph: Shannon Stapleton/Reuters 3.09pm GMT Nemo no-no In this live blog we will most certainly not be referring to the storm by the name its been given by the Weather Channel – Nemo.