Sentence examples for it may be cited from inspiring English sources

IT MAY be cited as an example of media neglect of Africa, but then Côte d'Ivoire doesn't have wars or coups or starvation.

Other studies from developing countries have also reported that when staff numbers and staff morale is low, it may be cited as a reason for poor provision of services [ 21- 23], as a result quality of care experienced by women in labor become poor [ 24].

As an example of such an investigation, a monograph entitled Intention (1957), by G.E.M. Anscombe, an editor of Wittgenstein's posthumous works, may be cited as an extended study of what it is for a person to intend to do something and of what the relationship is between his intention and the actions that he performs.

It is not a conviction, but is regarded as a serious matter and may be cited in subsequent court proceedings.

This nationalistic sally broke all the rules of European Union behaviour, which dictate that the war may be cited only to highlight the miracle of post-war reconciliation.Yet when it comes to Poland's recent failures in Brussels, crass and amateurish are the epithets that matter more.

Although the harm principle may be cited as a justifiable ground for restricting the freedom of individual agents, it leaves unresolved many of its disputed moral questions.

The decision may be cited by players at other private colleges pursuing collective bargaining.

This joint resolution may be cited as the "Authorization for the Use of Military Force Against Iraq".

Even if that obstacle is overcome, patient confidentiality may be cited to prevent ready exchange of information.

It is an economy in which even the left-leaning middle classes send their children to private schools; and, whatever statistical improvements may be cited, there is widespread fear of (often) drug-related crime.

4 Citation, commencement and extent (1) This Measure may be cited as the Bishops and Priests (Consecration and 20 Ordination of Women) Measure 20.