Sentence examples for citing the trial from inspiring English sources

Justice Department officials and prosecutors refused to comment on the broader implications of the case, citing the trial.

"I believe his words were, 'The project will get passed, and you'll be the hero.' " Mr. Bender, who recently left Forest City Ratner to start his own consulting firm, declined to comment through a spokesman, citing the trial.

Finally, since articles on the topic not citing the trial would, according to the inclusion criteria, not be included, some might argue that we have under-reported the use of findings from the IPV trial.

We also examined sources citing the trial that provided specific clinical guidance regarding identification and/or referral of abused women in various clinical situations, or for different groups of women.

We also used JAMA's 'cited by' tool which allowed us to easily search for JAMA and related American Medical Association AMAArchivesves journal articles citing the trial, as well as Google Scholar (which has a 'cited by' tool), Google Scholar updates (which automatically emailed us relevant journal articles or books), and Scopus.

He cites the trial of Ratko Mladic for the Srebrenica massacres and the siege of Sarajevo, which is still ongoing, 20 years after the events.

Mr. McMahon also cited the trial testimony, in which the clinic worker acknowledged she did not know for sure if Baby E was born alive.

The conviction of the man, Lance White, in 2009 was overturned, and he was granted a new trial in the decision by a three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, which cited the trial judge's ruling on what the jury could hear and what it called another error by that judge.

The intersection of religion and science has been both more complex and less conflictive than is frequently depicted by those who cite the trial of Galileo, the dispute over the theological implications of Charles Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection, and the Scopes trial as evidence of the historical incompatibility of religious beliefs and science.

Table  2 describes how these 147 individual extractions cited the trial.

To do this we copied, verbatim, into a spreadsheet the text from each source (ranging from phrases to multiple paragraphs) that explicitly cited the trial; where a source cited the trial more than once, each section of text was extracted separately for analysis (that is, one source could have multiple extractions).