Sentence examples for would refer it from inspiring English sources

Taylor said he would not perform such a procedure, that he would refer it to an orthopedic specialist.

Len Smith of the British Committee on Romany Emancipation made a formal complaint and statement to Hampshire police, who said they would refer it to the Metropolitan police.

The bill did not come to a vote in the Senate, but Mr. Flanagan said he would refer it to the Health Committee again in January.

But he said that in future, if any ministerial contact with a party donor prompted a request for policy advice, the minister would refer it to his or her private office who could seek advice from the department's permanent secretary.

Mr. Bullard, who now runs Fund Democracy, a fund shareholder advocacy group, said that if he was still at the S.E.C., "I would refer it to an enforcement liaison".

He said he found the investigation into Murphy's death was of a high standard, but the investigation into McCormack's was not and he would refer it back to police.

The commission said it would refer its findings regarding Navigant and the power authority to federal prosecutors in Brooklyn to determine whether criminal charges were warranted.

The commission, an independent state arm, said it would refer its finding to the attorney general for review, without making any recommendations for prosecution.

The final pass was contentious, and Rory Best duly contested it, but this time the referee would not refer it at all.

I am doubtful the government would then refer it to the EU courts".

The percentage of fraud in that regard--it's really more a payment errors, we would refer to it, because some of them are honest, honest mistakes--are in the single percentage.