Sentence examples for citing that it from inspiring English sources

Shortly thereafter, West deleted the tweets, citing that "it's all about positive energy" and that he now understood that Khalifa was referring to weed and not Kim when he used the term "KK".

In 2006, pursuant to Section 3 d) of the Indian Patent's Act, the Indian Patents Office rejected Novartis' patent application for its drug Glivec, citing that it did not demonstrate any significant changes in therapeutic effectiveness over its pre-existing form, which was already patented outside India [ 15].

Commentators from the group criticized distillery brand Jack Daniel's for its decision to sponsor Mad Men, citing that it violates industry codes that prohibit alcohol marketing, as well "depictions of irresponsible drinking, overt sexual activity or sexually lewd images".

The realtor did not tell me, and wasn't particularly apologetic when confronted with the truth, citing that it wasn't illegal to fail to mention the murders.

HTC CEO Peter Chou spoke at a symposium in Tokyo yesterday where he raised the projected shipment of Touch Diamond devices from two million to three million citing that it would only take seven months to sell three million units.

Per the app's FAQ page, it does not count against a subscriber's data limit, citing that it's "similar to traditional cable television service that is delivered to the set-top box".

Amazon is not very communicative about the reasoning behind the decision, and the FAQ on its website only cites that it is based on 'their review of how they invest their advertising resources'.

The only evidence that you cite that it did work is Mr Clinton's second term.

As usual, the objections cited (that it advocates euthanasia and infanticide) show that the censors haven't read it.

Twice the rule is cited that it would be rude to show up for an impromptu visit without writing or telephoning first.

The fake quote was so widely cited that it even ended up being repeated on Tuesday by Gov. Rick Perry of Texas, at a campaign event.