Sentence examples for citing a public from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gulotta said the Democrats had planned an even higher tax increase, citing a public notice they placed in Newsday that says their budget includes a 40percentt county property tax increase and a $184 million increase in overall spending.

Lake Elsinore officials on Sunday closed Walker Canyon, citing a "public safety crisis" as visitors trampled blooms and caused traffic jams.

In a move criticised by rights activists, officials have said they intend to question the teenager without reading him his Miranda rights - the standard statement informing suspects they have a right to a lawyer and to remain silent - citing a "public safety exception".

MLE data also showed that public facilities were a major source of FP services, with between 28% and 40% of modern FP users citing a public sector facility as their source [ 23].

Citing "a public unhappy about the economy," Mr. Bayh urges that Congressional Democrats move to the right (arguably well beyond "center" — even President Richard M. Nixon favored universal health care).

Citing "a public and well-reported dispute" between Robert M. Morgenthau and Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, the city asked a federal judge on Friday to reconsider the appointment of Mr. Morgenthau to oversee the city's efforts to increase the number of black and Hispanic firefighters in response to a long-running discrimination lawsuit.

"It cited a public document, which probably helped," Ms. Rice explained yesterday.

As evidence Mr. Kalb cites a public opinion poll: 72percentt of the West German respondents said that West Germany should remain in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

In his State of the Union address, Mr. Bush had cited a public report by Mr. Blair's government last year that asserted that Iraq had been trying to acquire uranium in Africa.

But in his opening statement, he said al-Qaeda had sought to recruit Americans for terrorist attacks and cited a public opinion poll that showed support for suicide bombings among a small fraction of Muslim men.

Mr. Kristof cites a public health professor's suggestions for one-gun-a-month sales limits, gun safes and further background checks, but I know of no academic criminologists or economists who have found that these laws reduce any type of violent crime.