Sentence examples for cited cases of from inspiring English sources
He cited cases of women and children who left their families behind and had nowhere to go.
After parliament's education committee castigated his successor Nicky Morgan and cited cases of school receptionists giving careers advice, she must be hoping a newly created advisory body, the Careers and Enterprise Company, marks a turning point.
It cited cases of unrest related to the financial and economic crisis in at least 25 countries, out of 82 with available information, in the form of protests against austerity measures and other government actions, demonstrations against employers and violent clashes between the authorities and protesters.
Three of the most frequently cited cases of more recent times are: Thomas Parr, who died in November 1635 at the alleged age of 152 years; Henry Jenkins, who died in December 1670 at the alleged age of 169 years; and Catherine, countess of Desmond, who died in 1604 at the alleged age of 140 years.
However, farmers cited cases of such markings coming off or just being missed by the person responsible for milking.
The McClatchy story also cited cases of interrogators complaining to the OIG that they were not reimbursed for legal fees.
Others say that political and other factors such as ethnic conflict and outside intervention are far better indicators of the likelihood of fighting.Take the widely cited case of the war in Darfur, the western region of Sudan.
(In the cited case of the insurer, he says they saw a 23% boost in performance — against what he couches as already "a pretty optimized funnel").
These interventions have been unsuccessful at best and disastrous at worst, such as in the previously cited case of the 2006 Jonglei campaign, which on final tally cost one death for every two weapons recovered (Garfield 2007; O'Brien 2009).
It cites cases of women seeking post-abortion care being harassed, intimidated and abused.
An alumna of the institute, who was recommended by Mr. Blackwell, found it difficult to cite cases of "out of control" liberal bias in recent news coverage.
