Sentence examples for cited communications from inspiring English sources

The judge cited communications from the office of Bank of America's CEO, both to the Sundquists and to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the watchdog agency currently under attack by the Trump administration.

The Greek embassy in Tehran, citing "communications disruptions in Iran", said that poor internet connectivity, which has drastically slowed down in the run-up to the presidential election on June 14th, was to blame.

Legal experts said the companies faced the prospect of lawsuits seeking billions of dollars in damages over cooperation in the program, citing communications privacy legislation stretching back to the 1930's.

In various reports, intelligence officials have cited intercepted communications within the Kremlin and beyond discussing contacts with Trump's associates.

In a news release last May, Francesca's cited "improper" communications of company information through social media as the reason for letting Mr. Morphis go.

Adecco, based in Glattbrugg, Switzerland, said the audit had to be reviewed by a New York law firm and cited slow communications for the delay.

Obama aides cited intercepted communications of Syrian officials and evidence of movements by Syria's military around Damascus before the attack that killed more than 300 people, said Eliot Engel, the top Democrat on the House foreign affairs committee.

When we asked physicians to suggest on what health departments could do to reduce the influx of patients to the emergency departments, they cited official communications to make the public "less worried".

Among the problems she cited were "erroneous communications," and servicing requirements that were "often ignored".

The Association of Financial Guarantor Insurers wrote Fitch in June of last year identifying many of the issues I have cited in my communications on this matter.

Yet most of the critics in the several communications cited above never mention Seralini et al.'s Figure 2 and do not discuss or criticise its findings.