Sentence examples for have cited for from inspiring English sources

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

Doing so would solve the problem that insurers, repeatedly, have cited for 2018 premium increases.

"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.

The stubbornly high rate of long-term unemployment is one reason some officials at the Federal Reserve have cited for keeping interest rates near zero.

The Senate vote to repeal the 17-year old "don't ask, don't tell" policy against gay men and lesbians serving openly in the armed forces removes a reason that many elite colleges have cited for barring the Reserve Officers Training Corps from recruiting on their campuses.

In addition to being the first woman to hold the title of head writer at "S.N.L.," Fey is also the first female performer to become the face of a show that other female comics, including the original cast members Jane Curtin and Laraine Newman, have cited for frat-house hoo-ha.

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.

There was no crime, he said, citing the identical legal reasons Earle Mobley had cited for not charging Andrew Culpepper in the first place.

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.