Sentence examples for citing measures from inspiring English sources

"My fundamental point is that it's a first step," he added, citing measures like Mr. Obama's proposal last week to lower interest rates for homeowners who are still current on their mortgages.

He thanked state officials for embracing foreigners, citing measures that extend state benefits to immigrants, and presented scholarships to several immigrant students enrolled at California universities.

Citing measures like an increase in unemployment insurance premiums and an income tax surcharge for wealthy taxpayers that were adopted in the 1990's, Paul Darby, the chief economist at the Conference Board of Canada, said, "We're starting from a more prudent underlying structure than the United States".

He cites measures like the Business Bank, and the Green Investment Bank.

In response, government officials cite measures to put tottering companies out of business, to require companies to appoint outside directors and to use improved accounting procedures, among other steps.

The most commonly cited measures were cost, quality, flexibility, and delivery (Al-Abdallah et al. 2014; Cua et al. 2001; McKone et al. 2001; Ahmad et al. 2010; Phan et al. 2011).

While everyone is excited about Colorado legalizing recreational use, Q cites measures like the state's mandatory surveillance requirement on all grow ops as a sign that we're moving in the wrong direction.

The two most often cited measures of centrality are degree centrality and betweenness centrality.

The SF-12 health survey is one of the most widely cited measures of functional health status.

The report cites measures to reduce stormwater runoff and sewage spills as top priorities for reducing beach closures and illnesses.

They also cited measures to counteract the development of addiction as well as measures taken to normalize again after stimulant use.