Sentence examples for citing matters from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lemons did not provide any details, citing matters of confidentiality.

The paper said that the Government at the time told the media not to report the burglary, citing matters of national security.

If you're told that your reservation has been canceled, make an "unemotional" appeal, citing matters like a crucial breakfast meeting scheduled at the hotel, he said.

He also described his wife's involvement in White House policy and legislative initiatives over the last eight years, citing matters from children's health care to family medical leave.

Initially O'Sullivan said that it was not a citing matter.

"People have been asking us to cover that space," he added, citing subject matter like "brands and chief marketing officers".

(The UK embassy refused to comment, citing "security matters").

The rock band Def Leppard has canceled the final leg of its North American tour, citing "personal matters".

After 20 minutes, another professor entered the room and announced that he was taking over the course indefinitely, again citing personal matters that Dr. Calvo was attending to.

On Friday the immigration minister, Peter Dutton, and the prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, both refused to discuss the boat or its passengers, citing operational matters.

While citing urgent matters back in England as being his reason for stepping down, when prodded, he broke down, blurting out his concern that God's judgment would "come upon us for these differences and dissensions".