We worked around the clock, trying to catch the failure in-progress, and after about a week we finally realized what was happening," citing the need of game titles to utilize more time seeking data than the CD drive was designed to provide.
He cited the needs of his wife during her recovery as a reason for his retirement.
The N.F.L. has also told the F.C.C. to back off, citing the need for the use of hundreds of wireless microphones at its games.
Last fall, Cardinal Bernard F. Law of Boston and all 20 bishops in northern New England, citing the need for "moral evaluation" of environmental issues, called for protecting fish stocks and condemned "personal habits of overconsumption and waste".
In 1908, the Supreme Court gave its seal of approval to yellow-dog contracts, citing the need to protect the "liberty of contract" no matter how wildly imbalanced the power of the two negotiating parties.
A few days after Trump won the White House, the Army Corps of Engineers announced another delay in construction, citing the need for additional study of the project.
The second response from female columnist Athena is much tamer, citing the need for communication, consideration of pregnancy and STI infections, and "your partner's comfort".
In Georgia, the governor lacks the power to stay executions; therefore, Davis' fate rests in the hands of the state's Board for Pardons and Parole, which has already once before blocked Davis', execution citing the need for more confirmation of his guilt.
The home secretary, who has shown streaks of authoritarian malice in other cases, has been cautious of this proposal, citing the need to preserve the consensual nature of British policing.
Nor would the officials identify any of the teams and individuals newly linked to match-fixing, citing the need to guard the confidentiality of police procedures.
