Sentence examples for force cited from inspiring English sources

The task force cited the grim results of bilingual classes, like the statistic that nearly a fifth of the students who enter in kindergarten are still in the program nine years later.

The official, Col. Mudhir al-Qaysi of the Baiji police force, cited police officials in the village who claimed that they had gone to the site of the assault "and found the killed family unarmed, and the bodies were burned and torn apart".

And a study that the task force cited suggested that underground gasification with the carbon capture for storage would cost a quarter as much as IGCC.

That the force cited by Clinton portends the "total obliteration" of another people raises the prospect of the United States, the only nation that has ever used nuclear weapons, doing so again.

In its statement to the USPTO, FORCE cited limited financial assistance and an increase in test cost over time, despite dramatic drops in the cost of DNA sequencing.

(The Air Force, citing what it says are credible threats, forbids pilots to disclose their last names.

But on June 8, Juniper lowered its forecasts and announced that it would trim 8to9percentent of its work force, citing a slowdown in orders from telecommunications customers.

Proponents of preemptive force cite Article 51 of the United Nations Charter, as it explicitly protects "the inherent right of individual or collective self-defence if an armed attack occurs against a Member of the United Nations".

Since the start of this year when the changes were made, only 12 officers have applied from the force citing exceptional or medical reasons, with only two allowed to go.

Michelin North America said yesterday that it would cut 2,000 jobs, or about 7percentt of its work force, citing a downturn in tire markets and the need to increase its long-term competitiveness.

The Olin Corporation, a producer of metals, chemicals and ammunition, cut its full-year earnings forecast by half and will lay off more than 900 people, or 14percentt of its work force, citing a weak economy.