Sentence examples for contributions cited from inspiring English sources

That is not quite true, but a look at the contributions cited raises some questions that are hard to answer.

McConnell, long an opponent of restrictions on political contributions, cited a Democratic proposal to require corporations and unions to disclose their spending on political advertising.

The contributions cited by the Intercept include Sens. Kirsten Gillibrand (N.Y ., Claire McCaskill (Mo)., Barbara Boxer (Calif). and Edward J. Markey (Mass)., former senator Tom Daschle (S.D ., and former congressman Martin Frost (Tex)., all of whom are Democrats.

The FPPC staff accuses Orduna and Sanders, his campaign manager, of false disclosure in connection with these donations, which are among dozens of contributions cited in the 58-page complaint against the two men.

Although, this certainly applied for the cell types studied in the contributions cited above, it may not be a general rule.

Beyond doubt, all contributions cited by them in this particular context have their merit and importance in, what they call, 'exposing processes by which people are constrained or victimized or resisting external forces in the context of local social worlds' (ibid).

But Michael Sragow, editor of the Library of America's Agee anthologies, writing in the Criterion booklet, makes a persuasive case for Agee's contributions, citing the film's poetic intensity and psychological complexity.

Smith (R-N.J). wrote the Clinton Foundation last month urging it to refuse the Moroccan contribution, citing human rights and fair-trade concerns.

His contributions were cited by the American Podiatry Council and the American Board of Ambulatory Foot Surgery.

The physicist and historian Abraham Pais once asked Oppenheimer what he considered to be his most important scientific contributions; Oppenheimer cited his work on electrons and positrons, not his work on gravitational contraction.

Reviewers also performed a manual bibliographic search of full texts and reviews, in order to identify additional relevant studies, including congress contributions and cited references.