Sentence examples for cited copies from inspiring English sources

The magazine cited copies of statements provided by an employee of a private bank where Mr. Hildebrand had an account.

In his suit against Marsh, he cited copies of company e-mail messages as evidence that the broker did, indeed, favor the highest-paying insurance companies.

A3 Pinochet Medical Report Two Spanish newspapers, citing copies of a secret British medical report on Gen. Augusto Pinochet, said he had brain damage from minor strokes last year, which doctors said left him mentally unfit for trial.

Two Spanish newspapers, citing copies of a secret British medical report they had obtained on Gen. Augusto Pinochet, reported today that he suffered brain damage from minor strokes last year, which doctors said left him mentally unfit to stand trial in Spain.

He also cited a copy of a letter that Mr. Spitzer's office wrote to members of the lobbying commission trying to dissuade them from following Mr. Grandeau's position on penalties in the lobbying inquiry.

His debut mixtape, Nehruvia, will delight fans of Nas and Biggie (and it's funny how it's always Nas and Biggie who are cited and copied, not, say, Public Enemy and NWA, probably because their radical sonics are harder to mimic).

ICSID ordered Venezuela to pay US$98m plus interest, the Reuters news agency said, citing a copy of the award Venezuela has sought to annul or challenge several recent arbitration disputes.

NEW YORK TIMES Day Trading Firm Runs Afoul of Regulators  |  A firm called Swift Trade has reached a settlement with the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority over an alleged failure to prevent a "pattern of manipulative trading activity," The Wall Street Journal reports, citing a copy of the settlement.

After facing criticism that proposals announced in July were too easy on banks, the Basel Committee might double the amount of high-quality capital reserves that banks would be required to hold, the German newspaper Die Zeit reported, citing a copy of the proposals.

Dayan Candappa, who was Reuters' editor for the Americas before becoming Newsweek's chief content officer, was accused of making sexual advances to a female subordinate at Reuters for 10 months before she reported him to management, BuzzFeed said, citing a copy of her complaint.

Reviewers had read the more important cited papers and brought copies with them to the panel.