Sentence examples for citing questions from inspiring English sources

Some tribes and environmental groups refused to sign, citing questions over water flow for salmon and the timing of dam removal.

Judges in a high court in Rwanda's capital, Kigali, overturned an earlier decision to deny bail to Mr. Erlinder, 62, citing questions over his medical condition.

"Many Chinese have a negative attitude in general about U.S. foreign policy," Mr. Chu said, citing questions about unilateral American belligerence in Iraq and Yugoslavia.

Mr. Levy then submitted his painting to the nonprofit International Foundation for Art Research for authentication, but the foundation declined in 2003 to certify it, citing questions about provenance and style.

Mr. Ackermann, the former head of Deutsche Bank and one of Germany's best-known business figures, left the Siemens board last week, citing "questions of style and fairness" in the company's dealings after the board had Mr. Löscher removed.

Several days after the press conference, the National Institute of Justice, a US government agency that had supplied the weapon, called Osborne and asked him to hold off using it, citing questions from the Federal Communications Commission, which regulates radio frequency devices.

The court cited questions about the judge's impartiality.

He cited questions about liability exposure for the network.

Still, those hopeful the federation will remain strong also cite questions about Chapo's arrest itself.

It also cites questions about the testimony of Lawrence Stewart, a federal ink expert.

The board cited questions about the gathering of signatures for his petition, said Tony Bullock, the mayor's spokesman.