Sentence examples for citing the problem from inspiring English sources

President Bush, citing the problem of verifying any agreement, has suspended talks pending the completion of a review of policy toward North Korea.

But one financier, the hedge fund manager Douglas A. Kass, announced over the weekend that he was taking an extended leave of absence from Twitter, citing the problem of "haters".

The governor has been citing the problem of gun violence in virtually every speech lately, emphasizing that more than 7,000 state residents have been killed by guns in the last decade.

But I've started citing the problem of uncertainty regarding upcoming fiscal issues and this is something Congress could quickly fix if enough of them grasped the urgency of the situation.

In a phone interview, Zayas said he doubted whether the two family detention centers could be repurposed as child care facilities that met national standards, citing the problem of mixed sleeping quarters for children and adults as emblematic of the facilities' problems. .

Citing the problem of keeping unmarried adults in the fold, Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan, archbishop of New York, recently gave parish shopping a soft endorsement.

President Laurent Gbagbo had said on Oct. 30 that the vote would be delayed, citing the problems with the voting lists.

But they argue that banks do not deserve a high degree of protection, citing the problems during the housing crisis.

Now he is usually careful to highlight the challenges that remain in Iraq, specifically citing the problems with the country's government and a corrupt police force.

Moody's cut various ratings for Société Générale, BNP Paribas and Crédit Agricole by one notch, citing the problems each faced recently in raising money on the open market.

In a letter to Mr. Astorino citing the problems with the county's plan, Mr. Johnson did thank him for his "continued cooperation".