Sentence examples for cited correspondence from inspiring English sources

He cited correspondence from a constituent – a Syrian refugee, fearing for the safety of his family – and some Conservatives failed to suppress the irritation they routinely show at prime minister's questions when the opposition leader uses this device.

In a brief filed Friday in United States bankruptcy court in Fort Worth, Tex., the creditors cited correspondence from a lawyer for the Hicks Sports Group, which is selling the team, saying that a Houston businessman named Jim Crane offered a much better deal than Ryan and Greenberg.

Kent E. Cattani, chief counsel for capital litigation in the Arizona attorney general's office, called the accusation "absurd," and cited correspondence going back as far as December with the Food and Drug Administration explicitly stating that the drugs were necessary "for carrying out an execution warrant".

Reprieve, citing correspondence with an unnamed US Embassy official in Sanaa, said the Yemeni Interior Ministry has declined to tell US diplomats where Mobley is.

The plaintiffs also cite correspondence from Pixar confirming a "gentleman's agreement" with Apple.

A July 2014 letter from the monitors to the Somalia-Eritrea sanctions committee cited email correspondence as evidence of Mr Ganjab's prior al-Shabaab link.

As a possible example of animation, Mr. Gorbey cited the correspondence between two 20th-century German Jewish scientists, Albert Einstein and Fritz Haber.

Dr. Luca Cavalli-Sforza, a population geneticist at Stanford University, last year cited "significant correspondences" between what Dr. Greenberg theorized and genetic findings.

The Sunday Times, citing leaked correspondence between Justice Secretary Jack Straw and his Scottish counterpart, Kenny MacAskill, said the decision was made as "wider negotiations" with the government of Libya continued.

Drummond officials refused, correspondence cited in the lawsuit indicates.

I wanted to speak with this blogger, I said, and was eager to read excerpts from the correspondence cited in the post.