Sentence examples for cites what from inspiring English sources

As precedent, Boeing cites what happened in the trans-Atlantic market in the last 20 years.

He cites what the Institute for Directors said about James Brokenshire's speech on Thursday.

The report calls the 45-officer Maywood Police Department sexist, racist and discourteous and cites what it says are abuses.

It also cites what it sees as a low level of public awareness, wondering if voters will be able to handle the new system.

But the governor repeatedly cites what happened in 1990, when a recession hit, the state was unprepared and lawmakers had to make midyear budget cuts.

Frazer cites what he sees as numerous other variants of this, in many of which the ritual murder becomes a form of ritual humiliation.

Mr. Beckman cited what he called the "C.S.I".

The president's supporters cite what they consider mitigating circumstances.

And many cite what appear to be jarring discrepancies.

He cited what he described as significant shortages of military spending and political will.

Mr. Haq cited what he called improved treatment of civilians in Darfur as one success.