Sentence examples for has cited for from inspiring English sources

has cited for violations of the health code.

The Seneca Meadows property encompasses an earlier landfill, which the state has cited for future cleanup.

Wyeth-Ayerst is the other manufacturer that the F.D.A. has cited for production problems.

The author of the newspaper article that Trump has cited for that claim said on Monday that he does not remember any evidence of those celebrations.

The reasons that President Obama has cited for this refusal are not unpersuasive, particularly the point that few of the groups are credible enough to mount a serious threat to Assad.

But the appeals court judge who issued the Monday ruling, Catão Alves, rejected that position, noting that the heightened security measures here were not taken for the same reasons that the United States has cited for its measures.

Al Qaeda is the group that President Bush and others have cited for last week's attacks.

"A lot of the evidence people have cited for the link between ownership and performance is flawed," said Charles P. Himmelberg, one of the authors.

(Although mammograms, it should be noted, are not necessarily among them: the group usually provides referrals, but not the mammogram itself, which is one of the reasons Komen's founder had cited for discontinuing the grant).

Part of the credit for this must go to British Cycling for concentrating on the barriers women have cited for not trying the sport: concerns about safety, and a sense they would not fit in.

The State Department has cited Brazil for the past three years for noncompliance with the abduction treaty.