Sentence examples for citing news from inspiring English sources

The warrant, citing news media reports, said that Mr. Kieber might have been supplied with a new identity and travel documents by the German intelligence service.

"We're facing the greatest crisis in homelessness since the Great Depression," he said, citing news accounts of tent cities appearing.

Human Rights Watch also said that the house had been hit by an Israeli strike, citing news reports and witnesses who spoke to the group.

Only Deneed Womack of Laurelton, Queens, voiced concern about a safety issue, citing news reports of an inadequate police presence at L.I.R.R. stations and on trains.

After Mr. Obama's campaign mocked her Tuesday for her misstatements, Mrs. Clinton's campaign went on the offensive, citing news reports that identified instances where Mr. Obama had exaggerated.

Indeed, citing news reports, Mr. Miller added that Mr. Rybolovlev's wife, Elena, has claimed in divorce documents that the purchase was made to shield assets, so it was not a conventional deal.

In New Delhi, the United States ambassador, Timothy J. Roemer, cited news reports that "one misguided individual" had torn pages out of a Koran in the United States and condemned the attack as "an abhorrent act".

In New Delhi on Monday, the United States ambassador, Timothy J. Roemer, cited news reports that "one misguided individual" had torn pages out of a Koran in the United States and said any such desecration would be "an abhorrent act".

He cited news reports of Cuomo directing $150 million in additional state aid to New York City, and dubbed the endorsement, "the deal".

The message went on to ask: "Why aren't Maine's job creators fooled by Obama's rhetoric?" and cited news reports quoting business owners in the state expressing concern about the new law's mandates and tax increases.

But here Mr Trivelli only cites news reports that were already in the public domain.