Sentence examples for cites columns from inspiring English sources

In addition, the motion cites columns by opinion writers and editorials criticizing the police, as well a "feeding frenzy" over a sighting of Detective Oliver attending a $4,200 dinner with friends on the Upper East Side at the restaurant Nello on the night he was indicted in March.

The newspaper's editor-in-chief, Paul Whittaker, had stood by the cartoon citing columns by high profile Indigenous Australians Marcia Langton and Noel Pearson.

Further, the campaign cited opinion columns, including in The Washington Post, that counted cloture motions as roughly equivalent to filibusters.

For what it's worth, The Times has been meticulous in that regard, always citing my columns when warranted.

Some in Belgrade's literary establishment, not above denigrating its own, cited the columns as one example of Ms. Srbljanovic's proclivity for self-promotion and her tendency to write things likely to be published in the West.

Callers to the Pakistani Embassy in Washington who cited my columns and asked for help for Aisha Parveen were told that I was lying and that the incident was all false.

In addition, a footnote cited a column about Martin's death by Charles Blow in the New York Times.

In its ruling, the Chancery cited a column I wrote about this very issue in the Dell case.

Williams also cited a column by the Guardian's Polly Toynbee as an example of the "tribalism trumping truth".

Two years ago, the United Nations urged Britain to deal with hate speech in its newspapers, specifically citing a column in The Sun that compared migrants to cockroaches and the norovirus.

After a decade, though, as the climate changed — and the paper's business consultants cited his column as a magnet for readers and advertisers — he was free to write as he wished.