Sentence examples for citing the status from inspiring English sources

GSteph tries to get Mullen to move off, but Mullen keeps citing the Status of Forces Agreement and the need for a "long term relationship with Iraq".

She sued them over the public reading of Genesis by the crew of Apollo 8, citing the status of astronauts as government employees and the separation of church and state to support her case".

The United States cited the status of women among reasons for its intervention in Afghanistan.

Evan Williams has even cited the status part of AIM as a primary inspiration for Twitter, a constant stream of statuses.

Edwards cites the status bar, which now merges with each app to create a unified feel, as a particular challenge.

On Monday, Fitch Ratings downgraded California's long-term bond rating to BBB from A-, only two notches from junk-bond status, citing the state's continuing budget drama.

Another fellow, Cristina (she didn't give her last name, citing the immigration status of family members), decided to help register voters because like Farias, she didn't want to sit back and do nothing.

The court ruled for the engineering society, citing the society's status as a private organization.

Women often cite the lower status of females in Japan than in many other developed countries.

But there is ecological opposition and other opposition, and the initial project was rejected by an administrative court in Paris in February, which cited the gardens' status as "a historical monument" and noted that the fee being paid by the French federation to the city was insufficient.

Last December Standard & Poor's, the rating agency, threatened to downgrade Belgium's AA+ status, citing the political uncertainty.