Sentence examples for citing control from inspiring English sources

When I ask my son and daughter to have weekly telephone calls and visits about four times a year because of how far apart we live, both balk at a regular schedule, citing control.

He cited control of the Internet and labor unions, and the persistence of unsafe working conditions.

They cited controls passed in the last three years on lobbyists' gifts and meals for lawmakers and financial disclosure requirements on legislators.

The company cited controlling "rising health care costs" as one reason for keeping the measures in place, according to CBS News.

Women with PCOS were more likely to cite controlling a medical condition as a reason for doing physical activity compared to the control group, but only 40% of women with PCOS saw this as a motivator.

The report cited controls on mercury emissions from medical and municipal waste incinerators, chlor-alkali facilities, and other sources as the main reason for decreases in mercury in the region.

"Neither party can claim dominance of the American electorate, especially in Florida," he said, citing GOP control of the state Legislature, governor's office, Cabinet and congressional delegation.

He writes that "it is true that the leave campaign was full of false arguments and unacceptable generalisations", but the Brexit vote was also "a desperate attempt to answer the questions that millions of Europeans ask themselves daily", citing border control and the fight against terrorism.

The series was canceled in June 2006, ESPN and producer Tollin/Robbins Productions citing "creative control" issues with Bonds and his representatives.

He considered the computer-generated fight his least favorite part of the film, citing limited control in making the scene successful.

An internal poll released by former state Rep. Robin Kelly -- which should be taken with a grain of salt -- showed her slightly leading Halvorson, citing gun control as a reason for her lead.