Sentence examples for citing task from inspiring English sources

The Associated Press, citing task force recommendations to Sessions that it had obtained, reported that the group of prosecutors and federal law enforcement officials largely reiterated the Justice Department's current policy on marijuana and have not pushed for a crackdown.

At follow-up, most patients experienced less difficulty completing their cited task, and there was a significant trend associated with improvement in the overall condition of their back.

Participants cited task-based, time-based or non-specific routines, with some mentioning they felt they were developing a new habit.

3. Data Recording and inputting data was one of the most commonly cited "unnecessary" task teachers found themselves doing.

But opponents of such a move may cite the task force report in arguing that the issues are too complex to legislate.

He cited the task force's issuance of civil subpoenas to 11 financial companies seeking information related to residential mortgage-backed securities.

Other advantages cited for task shifting include improved workforce skills mix, enhancing the role of the community and cost advantages.

Examples were cited of task shifting within the Ugandan health system, some formalized (e.g. psychiatric clinical officers), and some informal ones (e.g. nurses inserting IV lines and initiating treatment).

A10 Congress Drops Cheney Inquiry The General Accounting Office abandoned its effort to get records of Vice President Cheney's energy task force, citing that an appeal would be costly and time consuming.

Recently the local Humane Society took Rombold and company to task by citing an old California penal code forbidding the promotion of bullfighting exhibitions.

Last Tuesday, days before Marx's attempted attack, Attorney General Eric Holder announced that the Department of Justice will revive its domestic-terrorism task force, citing "escalating danger from individuals within our own borders".