Sentence examples for citing states from inspiring English sources

India's Supreme Court banned tourists from large swathes of the country's popular tiger parks on Tuesday, citing states' inability to protect the endangered animals.

The WTO legislation that the studios are citing states that the studios receive 25percentt of Chinese box office revenue on their films, with no additional payments (including taxes) coming out of the studios' split.

In fact, he once defended DOMA against "specious" attacks citing states' rights.

These misrepresentations, Erekson writes, include excluding Native Americans from the standards curriculum until recently and citing states' rights as a cause of the Civil War when Texas did not cite it in their historical "Declaration of Causes".

Judge Magi acquitted three Americans, citing diplomatic immunity, and two Italians, citing state secrecy.

The lower courts ruled against her, citing state law holding that education was not a form of property.

In July, a Superior Court judge struck the initiative from the ballot, citing state law concerning medical procedures.

But the agreement fell apart on Tuesday when Ms. Krueger's lawyers objected, citing state election law.

A shortage of the drug, sodium thiopental, has delayed executions in some states; Arizona obtained the drug, but has refused to identify the source, citing state confidentiality laws.

Ms. Krueger's lawyers, citing state law, had argued that the first absentee ballots, the ones that included the wrong names for the Senate candidates, should be counted.

The state's chief yogurt promoter, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, claimed victory on Thursday in the battle for national yogurt supremacy, citing state data that showed New York topping California in production for 2012.