She picks and chooses what studies to cite, even beyond the normal standards of people who are trying to make a point.
He did not cite any resources beyond the $40 million or so that he will be able to redeploy from expired contracts to sign free agents and retain arbitration-eligible players like Daniel Murphy, Dillon Gee and Eric Young Jr.
Identification and review of evidence of equivalence for all economic studies that did not claim or cite equivalence was beyond the capacity of this study, and so a pragmatic approach was taken that excluded economic studies that either did not claim equivalence or provided no direct or indirect (cited) evidence of effectiveness.
They draw on a few philosophers (Heidegger, Wittgenstein, Wollheim) and repeatedly cite other contributors (Richard Eldridge's Beyond Representation: Philosophy and the Poetic Imagination, Peter Lamarque's The Philosophy of Literature).
Writing on Facebook, Gallagher cited "reasons beyond our control".
The air ducts had meth levels more than 100 times higher than the most commonly cited limit beyond which cleanup is typically required.
School officials appreciate the report's recognition that many of the issues cited go beyond school walls, involving parents, county agencies and the community, he said.
To explain this year's crime rise, as well as the persistent racial disparities, Chisholm cites forces beyond his control — poverty, hopelessness, lack of education, drug addiction, and the easy availability of guns.
Mr. Godard, one of the founders of the French New Wave of the 1960s, canceled the trip to the Tel Aviv International Student Film Festival, citing "circumstances beyond his control," festival organizers said Monday.
In a statement first reported by Bloomberg, the committee cited factors "beyond the committee's control," including what a spokesman characterized as delays and foot-dragging by the Obama administration, for being unable to complete its work until sometime in 2016.
