Advocates have raised concerns about the treatment of migrants by Mexican immigration authorities, citing cases of extortion and abuse.
An alumna of the institute, who was recommended by Mr. Blackwell, found it difficult to cite cases of "out of control" liberal bias in recent news coverage.
However, farmers cited cases of such markings coming off or just being missed by the person responsible for milking.
Here Hutcheson cites cases of pity.
Instead of challenging instrumentalism by citing the case of Soviet art, we could more convincingly defend it with reference to Mantegna and Bellini.
Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, expressed no remorse, avoiding the question of the two boys' murder by citing the case of the baby.
The crown replied by citing the case of Abu Hamza, who tried and failed to stop his own trial in 2006 because of prejudicial publicity in the Sun, then edited by Brooks.
Yet Chambers doesn't feel hard done by, citing the case of Bittersweet Symphony, in which the Verve had to give all the publishing to Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, as much worse.
Glimpsing the Jazz Hierarchy Asked if the Savory recordings were likely to prompt a critical reassessment of some jazz musicians or a reordering of the informal hierarchy by which fans rank instrumentalists, Mr. Morgenstern responded by citing the case of Herschel Evans, a saxophonist who played in the Count Basie Orchestra but who died early in 1939, just before his 30th birthday.
A Michigan state lawmaker justified introducing an anti-Sharia bill on Thursday by citing a recent case of female genital mutilation ― a practice scholars and anti-FGM activists say is not tied to Islamic law. .
Even though, as one scholar put it, "FGM has nothing to do with Islam, and Islam has nothing to do with FGM". A Michigan state lawmaker justified introducing an anti-Sharia bill on Thursday by citing a recent case of female genital mutilation ― a practice scholars and anti-FGM activists say is not tied to Islamic law.
