Sentence examples for cited to require from inspiring English sources

Dr. Luxenberg's analysis, which has drawn raves from many scholars, also transforms the meaning of the verse that is sometimes cited to require women to wear veils.

Re "School Work, Homework and Good Works in Chicago" (news article, Sept. 1): The argument that students from poor families "often work to help shoulder family financial burdens and have little spare time" is cited to support opposition to required community service by Chicago's public school students.

Mr. Oxley also cited the need to require companies to make real-time disclosure of material financial information and a Republican proposal for a mechanism to recoup money that investors have lost because of corporate wrongdoing.

McConnell, long an opponent of restrictions on political contributions, cited a Democratic proposal to require corporations and unions to disclose their spending on political advertising.

They cited one decision he made to require senior executives to certify their financial statements and another decision to press the enforcement staff to file a securities fraud lawsuit against WorldCom only a day after it disclosed its problems.

We shouldn't be required to cite to commercially-produced versions of the law, which creates a burden for those who don't have access to Lexis or Westlaw.

Several groups argue that the pressure has to come from government, citing Governor Cuomo's proposal to require periodic reviews of physicians' competence as an example.

For this mission, officials decided to require four good sensors, citing reliability reasons.

First-time offenders are cited and required to enroll in counseling with those failing to do so being fined $1,000.

Only 13% of respondents cited being required to use guidelines by UK national bodies (e.g. National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE), Department of Health) as a reason for using them.

All linear positive operators mentioned in the articles cited above require that (lim _{ntoinfty} [n]_{p_{n},q_{n}}=infty); otherwise, these operators do not define approximation processes.