Sentence examples for citing against from inspiring English sources

The International Rugby Board and Six Nations committee felt moved yesterday to publicly endorse the English referee Wayne Barnes' penalty decision, after a citing against Ferris for foul play had been dismissed.

The second case cited against Summers is his hesitancy about regulating derivatives.

What veterans chose to turn back was not an issue for them, but it has often been cited against Kerry.

An explicit "fair use" provision, which Google often cites against copyright-abuse claims, does not exist in UK law.

What law would we cite against the journalist who slipped a note into the school bag of JK Rowling's five-year-old daughter?

His critics will cite against him his belief in the state occupying the commanding the heights of the economy as proof that he would have led the country into the hopeless prison of socialism.

The single short piece I would cite against the 'hasty revisionism' argument and as an indication of the underlying consistency in my understanding of multiculturalism is Modood (1998).

"The objections, which the author cites against his own theory, and which he attempts to meet, are in our judgement insuperable, and some of them he admits for the present to be valid".

So 2D theorists can simply accept the intuitions that critics cite against particular analyses: in their view such intuitions help to elucidate the correct 2D analysis of a term.

Perkins told TheDC that the SPLC cherry-picked the scientific evidence it chose to cite against the Family Research Council and other similar groups in its related report, titled "10 Anti-Gay Myths Debunked," and ignored contrary evidence.

The most popular Bible quotation cited against abortion was Jeremiah 1 4 5.