Sentence examples for cited a draft from inspiring English sources

She said the countries have "profound differences" over human rights, and she cited a draft law in China that limits foreign nongovernmental organizations.

An unconfirmed Associated Press report had cited a draft document suggesting the IAEA would not send its own inspectors into Parchin but would instead get data from Iran on the site.

According to the WSJ, citing a draft by a high-level advisory panel to the agency, fliers will be able to use electronic devices during take-off and landing, but cell phone functionality is still banned.

On Wednesday, NKNews.org published an article by a former AP stringer named Nate Thayer reporting that top executives had agreed to "distribute state-produced North Korean propaganda through the AP name," citing a confidential draft agreement with the Korean Central News Agency, as well interviews with current and former AP staffers.

The Trump administration is seeking mainly limited changes to the North American Free Trade Agreement with Mexico and Canada, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday, citing an administrative draft proposal circulated in Congress by the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative.

An early draft of the report cited "a pattern and practice of injustice, ineptitude and inefficiency" in the election and said that blacks were 10 times more likely than whites to have their ballots rejected.

He cited a medical issue.

He cited a historic precedent.

Judith cited a classic "point".

The commission's draft report cited an array of deficiencies in the department, from its efforts to recruit minorities to the way it teaches officers about cultural diversity.

The DFS cited an email from a Deloitte partner saying he drafted a "watered-down version" of the report after being asked by Standard Chartered to omit information.