Sentence examples for citing that such from inspiring English sources

I even heard from a third faction that protested against both terms, citing that such sexist labels are never applied to men.

The transition team is refusing to allow the release of any records or documents related to contact between its office and Governor Blagojevich and his staff, citing that such records are not obligated to be disclosed under the law.

Low-active participants were more likely to negatively view other classmates who were more active than them, citing that such people often flaunted the fact they were more active and made people feel uncomfortable with their competitiveness (Table  3 ).

A great proportion of trainers cited that such experience is more appropriate for senior trainees.

After the Sandy Hook shooting, Rep. Louis Gohmert called for every state to enact concealed-carry laws, citing that crime rate in states with such policy have experienced a plunge in crime rate.

Some respondents cited that physical impediments such as illness and disability and negative personal characteristics such as low motivation, laziness, and lack of self-discipline adversely affected their HSB.

Matthew Hancock, the Cabinet Office minister, is set to announce the regulations during a visit to Israel, citing concerns that such boycotts can fuel antisemitism.

The World Bank and the World Food Programme have vouched for the benefits of school feeding programmes, citing evidence that such schemes increase school attendance, cognition, and educational achievement.

And he did not rule that a fourth prisoner -- also captured outside Afghanistan, but holding Afghan citizenship -- had a right to habeas corpus, citing concerns that such a ruling could lead to friction with the Afghan government.

Sessions has recognized that racial bias in policing can be a problem, but he has rejected efforts to improve data collection by law enforcement, citing concerns that such information being made public could disincentivize officers from doing their jobs.

The Congressional Black Caucus announced Wednesday that it would not accept President Donald Trump's request for a follow-up meeting, citing concerns that such a gathering would not be helpful.