In terms of the transcripts we selected, the first five sources revealed by the HEI to cite the term 'employability' were accessed and the respective pages printed off.
Interestingly, six studies have assessed the prevalence of two or more chronic conditions without citing the term 'multimorbidity', suggesting low familiarity of the researchers with this entity.
The aunts themselves declined to comment, citing the terms of the settlement.
Britain refused a 1976 request to cede the diamond, citing the terms of the Anglo-Sikh peace treaty.
It's not really yours at all,'" says Varsavsky, citing the terms and conditions around "owning" Wi-Fi and the copyright of books and music as examples.
Pink Floyd, citing the terms of a 1999 contract that predated all iTunes deals, won a judgment yesterday against its record label, EMI, that prevents the sale of the band's songs as piecemeal downloads.
The city's Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) has in recent months been locked in a legal bid to destroy misconduct reports that are 5-years-old and older, citing the terms of a bargaining agreement with the city.
For its part, Diamond Offshore has kept its mouth shut on the matter, citing the terms of its contract with Taylor Energy from commenting on speculations of an oil leak or spill involving the Ocean Saratoga rig.
Dempsey's family has since declined interview requests citing the terms of a settlement it recently reached with the Northeast Atlanta Health and Rehabilitation Center.
Zayat was coy on American Pharoah's stud fee, citing the terms of the contract with Coolmore, which gives them control over the price.
Several of you have seen and cited the text in the Terms of Use which relates to these government-imposed sanctions.
