Sentence examples for ability to cite from inspiring English sources

The proposal would limit the president's existing ability to cite national security purposes to decertify the union affiliation for homeland security workers.

Without the ability to cite a corroborating account -- or any version from Mr. Kelleher's side -- The Times should not have published an anecdote that reflected only Mr. Siedle's version of the conversation.

(He's widely credited with popularizing the term "Tweetstorm"). Horowitz, meanwhile, had a reputation for his ability to cite rap lyrics and his fandom for the relatively rough-and-tumble Oakland Raiders.

In interviewing biomed researchers, they found one unmet need: the ability to cite materials used in experiments.

And even despite her impressive ability to cite scripture for her purpose, Ashton seems no closer than her competitors to tapping into the utopian undercurrent at the heart of the Sanders-Corbyn nexus.

It has been demonstrated that adult but not juvenile cartilage has lost its ability to regenerate (cited by Hunter [ 39]) and BMSCs gradually loose their differentiation potential as subjects grow older [ 40].

Other studies have found similar dynamics, with women expressing a determination and desire to have safe sex while feeling constrained in their ability to insist, citing the same fears around disclosure as the women whose experiences we have detailed [ 28, 38- 40].

Asked to name what they perceived to be Mr. Obama's greatest strength, the delegates were most apt to cite his ability to inspire and his ability to bring change.

While people may decry the decline of our ability to use words, citing some sort of societal intellectual downfall, really we've learnt to use TV as a buffer to give us room to think.

Jason D. Taylor of Allmusic noted that although it is not displayed on early Slipknot releases, "[Corey] Taylor has the ability to actually sing," citing Alice in Chains and Soundgarden as influences.

Democrats are opposed to a bid by Mr. Hyde to garner what aides call "unprecedented powers" for his committee, such as the ability to subpoena witnesses and cite witnesses for contempt without a full House vote, Democratic aides said.