It cited them to support its holding that the Constitution does not empower courts to issue writs of habeas corpus to aliens abroad in any circumstances.
Skeptics who challenge the science underlying global warming cited them to argue that scientists had distorted data to exaggerate the threat of global warming.
Sources that back up your argument are great because you can quote or cite them to build up your evidence, like eyewitnesses to a crime.
The 200 or so mummies have a distinctively Western appearance, and the Uighurs, even though they did not arrive in the region until the 10th century, have cited them to claim that the autonomous region was always theirs.
Mr. O'Rourke said Mr. Churchill's admission that he had ghostwritten works for other scholars and occasionally cited them to support his own theories clearly violated academic standards, as the faculty committee had concluded.
She also suggested that it was the job of deficit countries — like the United States and Britain, though she diplomatically avoided citing them — to increase their competitiveness rather than put limits on countries that had figured out how to get the world to buy their goods.
She said to the assembled audience, "I presume that you came to hear what there is to be said, and so to test your preconceptions against what some people have to say, to see whether your objections can be met and your questions answered … and if the arguments you hear are not convincing, you will be able to cite them, to develop your opposing views and to communicate that as you wish".
These articles circulate in Iran and create great distress among Iranians, who have cited them to me with great indignation.
[Finkelstein's] complaint is that instead he should have cited them to the secondary source, in which Dershowitz may have come upon them.
If they ran the story all day, however briefly, other news organizations could cite them to justify running their own stories.
