Don't write any more congressmen for citations".
I'd rather my students master skills like these than proper style for citations.
Federal officials have not yet acted, but the district says it is revising guidelines for citations.
Many are edited by working scientists, who can assess the worth of papers without regard for citations.
Of more significance, however, are the trends visible when one looks at the dataset for citations per faculty, a measure of global research impact.
But he is beginning to compete with Ronald Reagan for citations in Republican speeches and debates, often a propos of nothing.
For months, Republican members have cynically withheld their votes, rejecting staff investigators' sound recommendations for citations and fines in current cases of obvious abuse.
Now the article lives in English and Swahili, although the English Wikipedia editors have asked for citations and threatened to remove it.
The West books contain major court decisions, and they have been adopted as the standard in the nation's courts and law firms, and the West method of identifying cases has remained the standard for citations in decisions and legal briefs.
He said that he originally had put the Wikipedia material in quotations, but that he and his publisher had not been able to agree on a format for citations.
He said that he had been looking for citations "to support a poorly supported passage and came across a recent medical text on Google Books that supported what we had very well".
