Sentence examples for declaration citing from inspiring English sources

On Sunday, Mrs. Arroyo submitted a report to Congress justifying her declaration, citing the danger posed by the Ampatuans and their followers.

Mr. Bush referred repeatedly to the declaration, citing its first article, "All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights," as well as the 23rd, 25th and 26th articles, which call for access to employment, health care and education.

He targeted Pelosi and Schumer Monday on Twitter, arguing that the shutdown "has become their, and the Democrats, fault!" Trump has kept Washington on edge over whether he would resort to an emergency declaration, citing what he says is a "crisis" of drug smuggling and the trafficking of women and children at the border.

François Meienberg, co-founder of The Berne Declaration, cited a lack of transparency in business as a major problem.

The declaration cited passages from Scripture: that God created "the woman for the man," (I Corinthians 11 9), and that "marriage is honorable" (Hebrews 13:4).

While there weren't many details in the short declaration, Obama cited New York's P-Tech high-school as a model.

Oaxaca's recent cultural heritage declaration explicitly cites Marant's design from July 2015 as an impetus for action.

If the media wanted to identify over-the-top partisanship, they could begin by citing the declaration of David Addington, Vice President Cheney's Chief of Staff, that "We're one bomb away from getting rid of that obnoxious FISA Court," and DNI McConnell's assertion that by merely having an open debate on surveillance, "some Americans are going to die".

Instead, groups such as Helem, a Lebanese NGO, use the secular language of human rights, citing United Nations declarations.

Six criticized General Musharraf's declaration, but all cited a drop in business as the main reason.

In their joint declaration, the leaders cited as a possible starting point the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a free-trade agreement that currently includes four small nations — Brunei, Chile, New Zealand and Singapore — but that five other nations, including the United States, are in talks to join.