Sentence examples for cited a response from inspiring English sources

He cited a response from Uber to Transport for London in October 2014 in which the company claimed it could "generate tens of thousands of jobs in the UK" by working with jobcentres and agencies to help people become Uber drivers.

The newspaper cited a response from the German government to an inquiry from the opposition Greens as saying arrest warrants had been issued for 76 suspected Islamists believed to be prepared to use violence.

Jayne Jamison, vice president and publisher at Seventeen, cited a strong response to elements last year like a Fashion Week fashion show called Rock-n-Style, which had nine participating advertisers.

She cited a man's response to a commercial showing a hunky gymnast working out in Fruit of the Loom relaxed-fit boxers: " 'He can move that way on the rings?

Asked to name the most important factor in the mortgage-selection process, more than 80 percent of the respondents cited cost, a response "that goes without being said," Mr. Hautop said, given that "folks always want the lowest price".

"We didn't want to go negative," she adds, citing a "phenomenal" response to a "very positive" campaign the agency created for the Austin Humane Society.

Yet Goldberg also points out, citing a "thoughtful response" by Maryland professor Jeffrey Herf and Michigan professor Andrei Markovits, that "Bush's closest war advisors weren't all Israel-obsessed Jews but also included Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, Colin Powell and Condoleezza Rice".

The markets customer service performance hasnt improved much since the first quarter, when Jupiter cited a 24% one day response rate.

Florida's response cited a medley of laws governing voting and used language strikingly similar to that of conservative advocacy groups claiming widespread voter fraud threatens the integrity of national elections.

In his dismissal of the suit, Judge Victor Marrero of federal court in Manhattan cited a 2004 ruling issued in response to a challenge to the ban, which said that individuals have no fundamental constitutional right to smoke tobacco.

In response, Clinton cited a housing discrimination lawsuit the Department of Justice filed against Trump in the 1970s and his calls for mass deportations of immigrants in the country illegally. .