In 1970, Breyer wrote "The Uneasy Case for Copyright", one of the most widely cited skeptical examinations of copyright.
In early August Bally postponed the release of its second-quarter earnings, citing "an examination of certain accounting issues," and said it expects to restate earnings for an undisclosed number of prior quarters by $5 million.
Nine jurors cited a psychological examination of Mr. Mohamed done in March, which, they said, "judged his potential of harm to others to be low".
The search was augmented through examination of cited material within the selected papers for further relevant material suitable for inclusion.
DuPont's lawyers questioned the study's methods in cross-examination, and cited a state health department study from 1994 that they said showed no elevated instances of cancer in the town.
Clinical demands and examinations were cited as the major sources of stress for LIC medical students which is consistent with other Australian studies [ 19, 26].
Not so long ago five officers approached a church worker as he handed out invitations to an Easter service and seized them for examination, citing allegations of homophobia.
Later accounts embellished on details; historian Richard Ketchum notes that the color of her hair has been described as everything from black to blonde to red; he also cites an 1840s examination of an alleged lock of her hair that described it as "reddish".
MARGARET: I read that today, too — that the pro-Prop 8 attorney cited those in his cross examination of George Chauncey, the historian.
Another examination in Kenya, cited in the same C.G.A.P. report, found that those who used the popular mobile service M-Pesa, which lets people transfer and store funds with their cell phones, were better able to absorb negative income shocks—events like a severe illness or a job loss than those who didn't use the service.
