Sentence examples for citing verbal from inspiring English sources
The subpoena was disclosed a day after Mr. Cohen pulled out of a hearing before a House committee, citing verbal attacks by Mr. Trump.
According to an ActionAid study based on interviews with 380 women, including university students, women working in garment factories, sex workers and beer promoters, 22% said they had experienced sexual harassment in public places in Phnom Penh, with 77% citing verbal harassment, and 25% reporting violent physical attacks.
He particularly cites "the verbal art of sailors and soldiers, largely English and Irish in origin, which combined with the songs and hollers of black cowboys and the corrido, or Mexican folk ballad, tradition of the vaqueros".
Taylor Armstrong filed for divorce in July, citing physical and verbal abuse by her husband.
The third was assessed against Robin Lopez who, along with Marquette's Lawrence Blackledge, was cited for a verbal exchange in the second half.
These deaths were verified against the other sources cited above and verbal autopsies were undertaken for 55 of these for the pilot.
In 1989, when he was being considered for a job as rabbi of a Teaneck congregation, a former colleague publicly opposed the appointment, citing a history of physical and verbal misconduct.
The European Professional Club Rugby committee hearing the case upheld the citing complaint against Bastareaud, saying that the nature of the verbal abuse warranted a red card.
If they hope to win, the depositors must cite more than the verbal assurances they say they received from local bank managers.
Although a common standard is necessary, even the definition used by psychologists that Emily Bazelon cites — repeated physical or verbal abuse, involving a power imbalance — is fraught with subjectivity and ambiguity.
The most prevalent challenging behaviour was verbal aggression (cited by 77%), followed by physical aggression (57%), bullying in person (41%) and breaking or ruining other pupils' belongings (23%).
