Sentence examples for citing that it is from inspiring English sources

Out of the two proposals, the name Panay International Airport was dropped due to opposition by the Iloilo city and provincial governments, the mayor of Cabatuan and Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez, all citing that it is illogical to rename an airport after an island as large as Panay.

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.

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".

In the online survey of 2,210 women, the majority (42%) said that the ideal time to become a mom and still have a career is between the ages of 25 and 29, citing that it's enough time to establish a career and financial security (33%) and because it's more likely that the woman and her partner will be ready to become parents (30%).

Sassone wrote that he was not thrilled with the Kenneth and Tracy plot, citing that it was "way too silly and loud".

We contacted the 51 Division but they refused to comment citing that it was "an ongoing investigation".

Rick Porter of Zap2it was complimentary towards the episode, citing that it was a "pretty absurd episode of the show and [made] it all that much funnier".

Amos Barshad for New York magazine criticized Moore's Boston accent, citing that it was "atrocious", while TV Guide Magazine's Bruce Fretts opined that the accent was "wicked bad".

TV Guide's Matt Mitovich praised "Gavin Volure", citing that it was a "funny episode" and said that Martin was a "pretty good fit on 30 Rock.

A reviewer from the Richmond Times-Dispatch also praised the episode, citing that it was "one of the show's best".

The university had initially declined to comment, citing that it was a personnel matter involving "potential litigation," because Buchanan threatened to sue over her termination.