Sentence examples for had cited to from inspiring English sources

The evidence he had cited to justify the invasion of Iraq had been exposed as a fiction.

The White House statement appeared to undercut one of the key pieces of evidence that President Bush and his aides had cited to back their claims made prior to launching an attack against Iraq in March that Mr. Hussein was "reconstituting" his nuclear weapons program.

Gohmert, who has, in the past, pushed baseless theories ranging from birtherism to an incipient federal-jihadi invasion of Texas, said that he didn't think that Sessions had lied and he didn't need a media outlet like Mother Jones (which one of the Democrats had cited) to tell him otherwise.

This group was not the only institution Kavanaugh has cited to issue such a plea.

The Congressional Budget Office produced the budget-surplus projections that the Bush administration has cited to justify its $1.3 trillion tax cut.

Mark Zandi, an independent economist whose analysis Democrats have cited to justify spending proposals, says slowing top-end tax increases would avert a further drag on growth.

Then the Kremlin announced that Mr. Putin would be undertaking a diplomatic mission to North Korea, the very "rogue nation" Washington has cited to justify its plan.

Here, then, are the 10 books that game designers and developers have cited to me most often as influences on their work.

"Every CDO that [the department] has cited to us also independently received the same rating from another rating agency," S&P said in a statement on Monday.

She remains interested "in any writing from a child's perspective" and has cited To Kill a Mockingbird as one of her favorite books.

Get in touch with people you have cited to encourage discussion about your work.