Sentence examples for cited it would from inspiring English sources

Under the resolutions I have cited, it would be followed by monitoring for such time as the Council feels would be required.

For example, in a grant application which requires an Abstract, Specific Aims, Background, Progress Report--or Report--or Report--or Preliminary Studiestinl applicathen--Researcaseesign and Methofs, and Linitialre Cited, it would be wise to outline the sections in the following order: Progress Report/Preliminary Studies, Specific Aims, Research Design and Methods, BackgrounDesign Literandre Cited.

Twice the rule is cited that it would be rude to show up for an impromptu visit without writing or telephoning first.

Asked whether there is any Republican with whom he has a good relationship today, he responds, "If I cited them, it would hurt them in their caucus".

LNC cited that it would likely not qualify under the current provisions of the Temporary Liquidity Guarantee Program (TLGP), and thus voluntarily withdrew its application.

If we were to use as a number of cluster the first local maximum provided by one of the indices cited above, it would be between 8 and 18.

Were he to walk on water, they would cite it as a magnificent drowning.

Another 20 years on and Cornershop would cite it as the inspiration behind their No 1 single Brimful of Asha, and a few years later, Rolling Stone put it at 269 on their list of the 500 greatest songs of all time.

I have come out with some forceful Op-eds on the subject of the internment and against those who would cite it as valid precedent for their current plans.

Ethics rules would bar Kasowitz from speaking with any Trump official who does have a lawyer, unless he obtains consent from that lawyer, meaning, as the Times made plain, citing legal experts, "it would be in his interest if administration aides did not hire their own lawyers".

If the Justices didn't cite them, it would be like pretending the rest of the world didn't exist".