Sentence examples for clearly cited from inspiring English sources

Although the People's Daily report, accompanied by a 55-photograph slide show, clearly cited The Onion, there was no reference in either English or Chinese to the fact that the original item was satirical.

"That's clearly citing your priority".

Each reference on the right column clearly cites the element on the left column as element of effectiveness of school-based prevention of drug use.

The judgment also clearly cites both the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union entered into force with the Treaty of Lisbon of 2009 and the Oviedo Convention and the case of Pretty v. United Kingdom (2346/02) decided by European Court of Human Rights in 2002 [ 11].

Word your recommendations clearly, and cite the reasons this recommendation is likely to reduce highway fatalities".

The UCI refused to disqualify those riders as the rules clearly state, citing their difficulty in identifying the offenders.

Clark later adopted a more conciliatory tone, pledging they were "very happy" to make sure parts of it were "more clearly expressed", citing the definition of sustainable development, among other issues.

Lessig said the state laws that set up a legal requirement are clearly unconstitutional, citing the controlling 1952 Supreme Court case Ray v. Blair.

Clearly, the citing of material that has not been subjected to the full rigour of peer-review is inadvisable and may undermine the scientific value of the work.

Clearly, the valuations cited in the preceding years' books were way off.

Davey said "the science has clearly spoken" and cited Britain's recent floods as "testament to the devastation climate change could bring".