Sentence examples for be cited with from inspiring English sources
verb
To quote; to repeat, as a passage from a book, or the words of another.
As is so often true in the poorly financed realm of sex research, relevant surveys are scarce, and statistics can't be cited with much confidence.
Only for the United States and the British Commonwealth can official figures showing killed, wounded, prisoners or missing for the armed forces be cited with any degree of assurance.
Subsequently, an opposite 'RESET' process could also be cited, with the voltage sweep to negative values bringing the device first to an intermediate switching state at −1.53 V that increased up to −1.93 V and, after that, completely to OFF state.
It is typical, then, for passages from Kumārila's corpus to be cited with reference to the section of Śabara's commentary from which they depart which effectively means that Kumārila's topics can usually be referred to by the particular sūtras of Jaimini upon which Śabara was himself commenting.
"If individuals conduct unauthorized excavations within parks, they will be cited with zero tolerance," Barry Lucero, a law enforcement bureau chief for the state parks department, said in an accompanying statement.
If the Supremes declined to reconsider the Prop 8 case, on the other hand, the Ninth Circuit's decision would stand, the direct impact of the ruling would affect California only, and while the Ninth Circuit's opinion could be cited with some authority (but not as precedent) in the states under its jurisdiction, any citation outside the Ninth Circuit would be merely advisory.
So is Singleton, though at other times he is cited with a punctilious courtesy.
Coulson's supposed motto, "Get the story, no matter what", is cited with a curled lip.
This month, Al Taqwa was cited with Al Barakaat by the United States in an order blocking their assets.
The Coast Guard said in a news release that the three had been cited with security violations.
"We believe the self-imposed sanctions are consistent with penalties imposed at other N.C.A.A. member institutions which have been cited with similar rules infractions".
