Sentence examples for group has cited from inspiring English sources

The group has cited as inspiration the Summerhill boarding school in Britain, founded by A. S. Neill in the 1920s, where children and teachers have an equal say in all decisions.

The Environmental Defenders Office NSW, which is acting for the conservation group, has cited as a precedent former Labor environment minister Tony Burke's ill-fated approval of the Shree minerals mine in Tasmania.

Consider a survey last month conducted by the Democratic pollster Stan Greenberg for the liberal Campaign for America's Future, which the group has cited to buttress its case that voters are prone to accept liberal arguments.

The group has cited the high teen unemployment rate -- currently 24.1percentt, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics -- in making its case against a wage hike.

The groups have cited private property concerns among their reasons for opposing the freeway.

In recent weeks, human rights groups have cited a series of cases suggesting that Mr. Pastrana's government has not taken the problem seriously.

Amnesty and other groups have cited recent moves by the government, including banning protests and stripping 31 dissidents of their citizenship, as evidence of an intensifying crackdown.

In the case of the Latin American countries, labor groups have cited a variety of objections concerning the treatment of union workers.

4.07am GMT McPhee report Both the WA government and conservation groups have cited an influential report written in 2012 by Daryl McPhee of Bond University to support their position on the shark cull.

In state after state and often with considerable success, gun rights groups have cited the federal numbers as proof that the problem is nearly inconsequential and that storage laws are unnecessary.

Anti-abortion groups have cited the new videotapes as they campaign to cut more than $75 million in federal financing that Planned Parenthood affiliates receive to provide family planning to low-income people.