Cyril Ramaphosa, once boss of the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM), is often cited as a case in point.
The effect of US retail giant Wal-Mart's procurement practices on suppliers in the developing world is sometimes cited as a case in point [ 118], but this is arguably just an especially conspicuous example of a dynamic and a concentration of power that is intrinsic to buyer-driven commodity chains [ 119- 121].
Mr. Ban cited the Syrian conflict as a case in point, declaring, "Our collective failure to prevent atrocity crimes in Syria over the past two and a half years will remain a heavy burden on the standing of the United Nations and its member states".
Lecturing welfare clients on the value of hard labor, he has often cited Harold Giuliani's work ethic as a case in point.
"After 15 years we're looking to expand the format," said CarolAnne Dolan, executive producer of the "Biography" series, citing tomorrow night's special as a case in point.
A case in point, citing recent numbers about how Affordable Care Act premium rates are scheduled to rise, they declare it's in trouble.
As a case in point, he cited the use of forfeiting in energy service company projects.
As a case in point, he cited the predictive analytics of AI that more frequently deny parole to black men than to white men with comparable records.
As a case in point, she cited what she says is Lemon's failure to correct "inaccuracies" in the textbook she edits, "Domestic Violence Law".
A common reason for resisting teardowns in many municipalities, Ms. Keating said, citing demolitions in the Bedford area as a case in point, is that neighbors "assume there is historical value to the building being taken down, but 90percentt of the time, there isn't".
