Sentence examples for cited a decision from inspiring English sources
Specifically, he cited a decision by Southwest Airlines to begin operations in May from Philadelphia, one of US Airways' hubs.
She cited a decision last year by Wal-Mart to reverse a reduction in shelf space in 2009, when thousands of name-brand products disappeared.
He also cited a decision last week by Wal-Mart Storestock to stock discs and players using the Toshiba format.
He cited a decision by the Bhutanese government in 1999 to grant pardons to 200 prisoners, including some considered by human rights groups to be political detainees.
Mr Inyama cited a decision by the Director of Public Prosecutions that the CPS was "correct" to pursue a criminal case against Ms de Freitas as reason for dismissing the application.
The judge cited a decision by District tax officials to lower the Trump hotel's tax bill by nearly $1 million and a $6 million tax break being granted to a Trump-affiliated development by Mississippi officials.
White House officials declined to identify the private contractors who had built the account creation function, citing a decision to keep that information private.
Mr. Cuomo did just that in September, citing a decision by the State Court of Appeals that including such protections drives up cost and drives away competition.
The consolidation came after trade publications speculated that Mars was unhappy with Grey, citing a decision in August to award a creative assignment for Twix in the United States to Nitro, a small agency in Shanghai.
"The term 'anticompetitive conduct' has a special meaning," the company said, citing a decision by Justice Stephen G. Breyer of the Supreme Court that he wrote 13 years ago when he served as a federal appeals court judge in Boston.
"Some of the companies have said one year is hardly worth the investment," Charles Ries, the chief economic official in the American Embassy in Baghdad, told reporters on Sunday, citing a decision by the Anadarko Petroleum Corporation to abandon plans for a service contract.
