Sentence examples for citing clauses from inspiring English sources
"What they're asking cannot be done," one senior Egyptian official said, citing clauses in the Egyptian Constitution that bar the vice president from assuming power.
"His memo said that my statements were a possible violation of specifically cited clauses in the bylaws," Mr. Toussaint said.
The contractual stipulations surrounding Prince Charles were first made public by the Independent, which cited clauses in the contract such as: if the interviewer goes off script, Clarence House staff present have the right to "intervene and halt filming".
UK and Russian troops leave Iran in 1946 after US officials cite clauses in the 1942 Atlantic Charter prohibiting colonial expansion on the back of wartime efforts.
Student performance is abysmal, one reason that Camden has the highest murder rate in the U.S. Since the 1970s state courts around the country have cited clauses in their state constitutions that guarantee quality education for all students in public schools to try to equalize the spending in poor and higher-income districts.
He cited clause 11 of the editors' code which states: "The press must not identify victims of sexual assault or publish material likely to contribute to such identification unless there is adequate justification and they are legally free to do so".
ARSgroup, citing privacy clauses, would not reveal its customers.
"There is a script we must stick to!" the lawyer said angrily, citing procedural clauses from the rule book.
He said he was unable to comment on Allardyce's payoff, citing confidentiality clauses, but said the terms were reached following a "sensible discussion".
Rosell had repeatedly avoided demands to clarify the exact figures beyond the €57.1m sum that the club had already made public, citing confidentiality clauses.
