Sentence examples for made citing from inspiring English sources

Army officials declined Wednesday to elaborate on the decisions they made, citing the ongoing investigation.

Until Saturday, police had declined to comment or even confirm that arrests had been made, citing a continuing investigation.

The medical examiner's office declined to discuss any case in which an identification had been made, citing privacy concerns.

Baring withdrew its privatization bid on March 25, 10 days after it was made, citing the resignations and the trading suspension.

The sessions were among a series of recent statements he has made citing United States progress in Afghanistan, but in the face of what polls show is faltering support among Americans for the nearly decade-old war.

But the report called on the minister for sport, Helen Grant, to conduct a review into how such funding decisions were made, citing basketball as an example of how value could outweigh success on the scoreboard.

So officials moved this week to cap how much A-listers can make, citing potential damage to a fast-growing movie industry.

The standoff had the occasional comic tint, as when Mr. Schwarzenegger tried to slash state employees' wages to the federal minimum, a change the state controller refused to make, citing his personal opposition and an old, balky computer system.

What makes citing some features "arbitrary" (kuang, "crazy") and others not?

He has a good case to make, citing good results in Arkansas.

Some of the writing staff felt that the decision was a poor one to make, citing it as "a cheap TV thing".