Sentence examples for citing the model from inspiring English sources

Such an investment is "not unprecedented," Drake says, citing the model of the £100m scheme jointly funded by the FA and the government to provide 4G pitches in 30 cities across the country, announced in March 2015.

For instance, two of the main arguments for the doctrine of inclusive care begin by citing the model of the benevolent person, who "seeks to promote the world's benefit and eliminate the world's harm" (books 15 and 16).

"The idea is to get a major studio to fund the production, we keep some of the rights, keep people working and have the potential to turn these properties into ongoing series," he said, citing the model created by Sony Pictures Entertainment, which has made "Men in Black" and "Jumanji" into network TV series.

Citing the model of several countries where students regularly score high on standardized tests, Mr. Duncan said that they pull their teaching corps from the top tenth to top third of college graduates.

Citing the model of a regime whose leader Moammar Gadhafi met a bloody demise in 2011 did not go over well with North Korea.

Allaster cited the model used by the N.B.A. to focus on growth in China.

They often cite the model of Turkey, a secular democracy now governed by a party with an Islamic identity.

The Essential Guide to Financial Stability, a Local Government Information Unit report published in April, cited the model as an example to inspire other councils.

Robert Kraybill, managing director of social stock exchange IIX, cites the model of Selco: "they have consciously taken the decision to incubate others who can replicate their model in other geographic areas, rather than scaling themselves".

He cited the model of the Sheffield Forgemasters plant, where Mandelson last week used an £80m loan from taxpayers to secure a £170m financing package that included support from the European Investment Bank and nuclear supplier Westinghouse.

Gerrymandering is another unnecessary stupidity, and the fourth of Nocera's five suggestions for reform calls for an end to it: he cites the model of California's fourteen-person redistricting commission, which includes equal numbers of Republicans and Democrats and four unaffiliated members.