Sentence examples for cited set of from inspiring English sources
One frequently cited set of principles is the National Institute of Corrections' principles of effective correctional management of offenders in the community (National Institute of Corrections 2004) which echoes several of the same principles articulated in the NIDA 13 principles.
However, the STOPP screening tool was the most commonly cited set of prescribing criteria, showing some overlap with these sets of criteria.
The above cited set of residues and their accompanying protein:DNA contacts (when present) comprise the most conserved pattern at these respective positions between the non-3-ketosteroid receptors (the basic residues at the positions 160-161 being also extensive to the 3-ketosteroid receptors and other divergent NR classes - see below).
Unfortunately, more in depth discussion on these findings is limited by the scarcity of previous studies that have considered the cited sets of variables jointly, with available evidence fundamentally making reference only to demographic determinants.
"If he wants to retire, he needs to give someone the opportunity to follow him," the senator added, citing a set of July deadlines set by the State Board of Elections for local parties to designate nominees for office.
As an example of authenticity, Ms. Pinkney cited the setting of Mr. Sharpton's show, a barbershop, which is a kind of black town hall.
Free-trade proponents and opponents cite different sets of figures to bolster their rival claims.
And has the Central Bank lost its independence?No, say officials, who cite two sets of reasons for the rate cuts.
As for Leiva, you cite two sets of stats - highest percentage of completed passes in EPL and most tackles in Europe.
"Virtually every major EPA air-quality regulation under President Obama has been justified by citing two sets of decades-old data from the Harvard Six Cities Study and the American Cancer Society's Cancer Prevention Study II," wrote Smith in the July 29 , 2013column.
Prosecutors called for 24 months, citing a different set of sentencing guidelines.
