Sentence examples for citing publicly from inspiring English sources

But Graham spokesman Kevin Bishop insisted to The Huffington Post that the senator was simply citing publicly available information from the London-based Bureau of Investigative Journalism.

Citing publicly available reports, Amnesty International estimates that at least 1,770 people were executed in 2005 — more than 80percentt of the world's total — and 3,900 were sentenced to death.

The claim had been cited publicly by President Bush.

Kosovo has been cited publicly by Israeli officials and journalists since the war began.

The evidence Vice President Dick Cheney and Secretary of State Colin L. Powell cited publicly Blix knew to be dubious.

The list includes 7 countries identified by the State Department as terrorist nations and 18 others that have not been cited publicly by the department.

Seven of the countries are labeled terrorist nations by the State Department; the other 18 are considered suspicious but have never been cited publicly by the department.

But the sketchy evidence they cite publicly doesn't seem to depict any extraordinary threat -- particularly not the kind of danger President Bush depicted when he stressed the need for quick military action.

China's censors also moved with unusual swiftness on Friday to delete any social media postings alluding even tangentially to the article, which cited publicly available corporate documents in reporting that Mr. Wen's family has controlled assets worth at least $2.7 billion.

During this period, al-Libi described links between al-Qaida and the Iraqi regime of Saddam Hussein which then-Secretary of State Colin Powell cited publicly as part of the Bush administration's case against Saddam.

While BIND curation ended in 2005, BIND still remains a highly cited publicly available interaction database receiving 117 citations in 2009 alone, comparable to the actively curated and maintained BioGrid (5), HPRD (6) and IntAct (7) interaction databases with 171, 132 and 127 citations, respectively.