Sentence examples for citing language from inspiring English sources

The unions say it cannot, citing language in the state constitution forbidding the abrogation of contracts.

From inside their masks, Mickey, Brainy Smurf, Buzz Lightyear and two Elmos declined to be interviewed about their work, with most citing language barriers.

Some elements in the law could be used in favor of journalists, he said, citing language establishing free access to information and a provision that a journalist cannot be required to reveal his sources.

Rajat Gupta the former McKinsey & Company managing director and Goldman Sachs director who served out his nineteen-month prison term last January is citing language from decision in the Newman and Chiasson case as a basis for overturning his conviction, as is Mathew Martoma, the S.A.C.

called the practice bogus, citing language in the Emergency Economic Stability Act (the bailout bill that created the TARP) that says money earned from sales of troubled assets "shall be paid into the general fund of the Treasury for reduction of the public debt".

Despite this, the response rate of our survey was high at 96%%, with those few declining mainly citing language difficulties.

That year, nearly half of Latinos — 46 percent — cited language as the primary cause for that discrimination.

Nonetheless, Mr. Keating cited language in the charter that he said empowers his panel to hold the bishops accountable.

McMaster cited language from a few teleprompter speeches that Trump had delivered, and refused to otherwise address the question.

The judge, Yvette Kane, of the Middle District of Pennsylvania, cited language in a decision on Nov. 8 by United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.

The club cited language problems as the key reason for his dismissal, although a falling out with star player Francisco was also said to be a factor.