Sentence examples for citing to a from inspiring English sources

11 It is ironic that the Court seeks to justify its decision to draw factual inferences in the defendants' favor at the pleading stage by citing to a rule of evidence, ante, at 22, n. 13.

As a result, courts may deny class certification citing to a lack of common issues.

In the papers submitted to the court seeking approval of the fee, the plaintiffs' lawyers justified their 14.5percentt fee request by citing to a case in which a court awarded a fee because it was based on a fee agreement negotiated at the beginning of the case.

This impact factor mainly examines the influence of journal articles on patents by calculating the number of patents cited to a journal divided by the number of articles published in that particular journal.

A statistic cited to a government agency could be readily verified and its context provided.

Just one reference is cited to a weatherization pamphlet by a historic preservation trust.

They cite to a Governor's Task Force investigation that found that the firm's actions in Flint were aboveboard.

Observers cite to a 2013 opinion Judge Hanen wrote in U.S. v. Navara-Martinez, an unrelated criminal prosecution for alien smuggling.

This is the kind of statistic that is continually cited to suggest a new and dangerous demographic hemorrhaging.

Convenience has been cited to be a driving factor.

Reliability statistics have not been published in the other papers cited to enable a comparison.