Sentence examples for citing issues from inspiring English sources

The department has declined to do so, citing issues of employee confidentiality.

In Britain the majority of the population can't even bear the thought of a langoustine, citing issues around beady eyes and spindly claws.

During the November interview in Montreal, however, Raja Tuli described the difficulties of manufacturing in India, citing issues like prolonged border delays and poor infrastructure.

Gibson has denied suggestions that he blocked The Maccabees, which studio Warner Bros made the decision to shelve earlier this year, citing issues with Eszterhas's screenplay.

"I applaud Senator Sanders and his millions of supporters for challenging us," she said, citing issues such as money in politics and income inequality.

"And we undermine our own veracity by citing issues like sovereignty, when we have our hands right in the middle of it".

Those who cited issues were slightly more likely to say they supported Mr. Gore.

Opponents have cited issues like parking, potential sewage problems, fire safety and traffic.

Among those who said changes in policy standpoints were necessary, the most commonly cited issues were immigration and abortion, followed by gay marriage.

The show's wall texts duly cite issues of authorship, appropriation, and so on, counting the beads of the postmodernist rosary.

He cited issues of concern to France, like agricultural regulations and "the cultural exception" — France subsidizes some of its own cultural products, like films, and promotes local content.