I, in turn, would decline, typically citing from a set of practiced excuses.
Opponents of an amendment convention have also been lobbying state lawmakers, citing a competing set of legal arguments.
Prosecutors called for 24 months, citing a different set of sentencing guidelines.
For example, mis-quoting someone or citing an incorrect set of data can cast doubt on your entire work of writing.
Or 26 year-old Patty Meadows of Homewatch CareGivers International, who switched to home care from an institutional setting, citing a sense of connection with her home care clients.
The primary evidence cited by their lawyers was a set of anonymous comments on The Washington Post Web site.
A definition of theory frequently cited by qualitative scholars is "a set of interrelated constructs, definitions, and propositions that present a rational view of phenomena by explaining or predicting relationships among those elements" (Ulin et al. 2005).
Then, the net-flux configuration N [ t, t ′ ] is the edge-labeled directed graph with the same vertices as F [ t, t ′ ] and with edges 〈 j, j′, k〉 such that 〈 j, j ′, k 〉 ∈ X ∧ ∄ n 〈 j ′, j, n 〉 ∈ X ∨ ∃ m, n 〈 j, j ′, m 〉 ∈ X ∧ 〈 j ′, j, n 〉 ∈ X ∧ m > n ∧ k = m - n a The article [ 1] is a letter where Lotka states that he had already published a set of equations, citing a book published in 1925.
The official reasoning for the order is that Yunus, at 70, is too old for the post, citing a provision of the law that sets a mandatory retirement age of 60.
A president who spent the spring demagoguing House Republicans for their willingness to restructure Medicare is citing a much more modest set of cuts as evidence of his fiscal seriousness?
