Sentence examples for cited law from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration has levied a string of stringent penalties for egregious violations of patient rights under the most commonly cited law, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, or HIPAA, of 1996.

The celebrity news site TMZ, which broke the story on Monday, cited law enforcement officers saying that in addition to posting the information the hackers had been "using" it, suggesting theft or fraud.

-In response, Sharon Cohen Levin, an assistant United States attorney, told Judge George B. Daniels that United States Customs officials routinely care for precious art and artifacts and she cited law and precedents that she said gave the government the right to seize disputed antiquities.

In response, Sharon Cohen Levin, an assistant United States attorney, told Judge Daniels that United States customs officials routinely care for precious art and artifacts, and cited law and precedents that she said gave the government the right to seize disputed antiquities.

The Associated Press and CNN cited law enforcement officials as saying someone was in custody, but police and the FBI in Boston denied the reports.

At Harvard, Warren became one of the most highly cited law professors in the United States.

For once they haven't cited laws "made by unelected officials in Brussels" as threats to the NHS.

Breheny cited laws that removed the right to silence, the presumption of innocence and natural justice as examples.

The officials cited laws recently enacted by the country's military dictator and Ms. Bhutto's potential opponent.

The first-term governor cited laws that require people to present photo IDs to board airplanes, cash a cheque or apply for government benefits.

Per NBC, which cited law-enforcement sources, "Baldwin punched the victim once in the left side of the face, the sources said, after the victim purportedly took a parking spot Baldwin was waiting for on E. 10th Street".