Sentence examples for cite it at from inspiring English sources

UPDATE: A. F. published the essay but did not cite it at the assembly honoring contributors, an extracurricular event occurring when the student was no longer in good standing.

The content of his testimony is for now sealed pursuant to a court order, but lawyers for Microsoft customers will be able to cite it at trial.

Cameron cited it at UN climate meetings as a "world first".

The article became required reading in the White House, with Mr. Obama even citing it at a meeting last week with two dozen Democratic senators.

Among other things, Mr. Rux doesn't merely refer to Aymes's work; he cites it at length in excerpts read aloud from the notorious novel.

My colleague Macy Halford may be on the right track, though she cited it at the Book Bench earlier this week, admiringly, as a rejection of the "personalization" (quotation marks hers) of literature.

A package of measures to improve innovation in the economy, unveiled by Malcolm Turnbull, has had an airing on the world stage with foreign minister Julie Bishop citing it at the Paris climate talks as evidence of Australia's belief that "technological breakthroughs" will solve the climate change problem.

Ms. Pillay also took the United States to task for its failure to close its detention center at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, citing it as "an example of the struggle against terrorism failing to uphold human rights".

Despite the importance of managerial support, only 7.2% of respondents cited it as a retention strategy at their hospital.

We have moved this figure (new Figure 1) and now cite it when discussing probe functionality at the beginning of the Results.

Professors cited it, or at least quoted it; graduate students reiterated it to prove themselves well-read and undergraduates regurgitated it … or fail.