Sentence examples for has since cited from inspiring English sources

(Thomas has since cited Jaffa's influence on his juridical thinking).

Cruz has since cited a bipartisan Harvard Law Review article by two former solicitor generals, Neal Katyal and Paul Clement, to back his contention that he is a natural-born citizen.

Mr. Halloran has since cited attorney-client privilege in refusing to provide the names of the Sanitation Department workers to investigators from two district attorneys' offices, the city Department of Investigation and the United States attorney's office in Brooklyn, according to the people briefed on the matter.

This line comes from a 1958 decision, Trop v. Dulles, which declared that stripping a deserter of his citizenship was unconstitutional; the Court has since cited the phrase in a 2002 decision barring the execution of the mentally retarded and in a decision this term banning the death penalty for juveniles.

Wahlberg has since cited Lone Survivor as his favorite film role as an actor and producer: "This is the best working experience I've ever had, under the toughest conditions.

The Security Council broadly authorized the use of necessary means to enforce these resolutions, which Democratic and Republican administrations have since cited as implicit authority for the no-flight zones.

Following a 24-10 fall to the Broncos in Super Bowl 50, a visibly emotional Newton walked out ofalls postoame press conference early -- a move thet many of his detractors have since cited as proof of his supposed season-long arrogance and immaturity.

But members of the public said giving a member of Britain's royal family the country's highest honour had created a "time warp", and have since cited the decision as a key point in the decline of Mr Abbott's tenure.

Many critics have since cited Abbey Road as the Beatles' greatest album.

It has since been cited in 23 decisions from courts across Canada.Why this obscurantist surge?

This project has since been cited as proof that outsiders are not trying to deprive Iran of civilian nuclear power.