Sentence examples for be cited over from inspiring English sources

Regarding this, San Francisco attorney Alex Coolman has commented, "It's remarkable that Chidester's parents, and only Chidester's parents, continue to be cited over and over again by the mainstream media in their coverage of the supposed 'controversy' over the risks of Salvia divinorum".

The more colorful anecdotes he offered up in support of that judgment are bound to be cited over and over in the presidential campaign -- like his contention that Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld argued for post-9/11 strikes against Iraq rather than the Taliban's Afghanistan by saying "there aren't any good targets in Afghanistan".

Paul O'Connell's Lions hopes received a boost after he discovered he will not be cited over the incident involving Dave Kearney on Saturday which left the Leinster man concussed and in hospital.

Bryan is a landmark case on the taxation of Indians and tribal sovereignty, having been cited over 380 times as of July 2010.

State regulators, who are overseeing the cleanup, allowed the facility to operate for 33 years without a full permit, even as it was cited over and over again for violating hazardous waste laws and for emitting too much lead and arsenic, a carcinogen.

No players were cited over incidents from the weekend's semi-finals.

Portsmouth was cited over the deals for Collins Mbesuma, Benjani Mwaruwari, and Aliou Cisse.

Delays in benefits payments and the rising use of sanctions were cited over and over as an emerging problem, forcing people to seek emergency help with food.

Since 1935, Stroop's study has been cited over 13000 times and modified to look at all sorts of automatic processes.

Completing the "rogue's gallery of corporate villainy" is BP, which is cited over the Gulf of Mexico oil spill that "will cause the long term death of large swaths of the ocean".

With a smaller Islamic militant group, Jaish-e-Muhammad, previously named to the American terrorist list, Lashkar has been cited, over the last three years, for about three-quarters of all Pakistan-backed attacks in Indian-ruled Kashmir.