Sentence examples for properly cited from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ware said he thought that his writings should be properly cited but that he did not want Mr. Mullins to lose his job.

Other factors include "ruthless companies exploiting staff", cited by 42%, and banks "that rip customers off and refuse to fund companies properly", cited by 38%.

Instead, they should confine themselves to examining the text of the order to determine if it was "facially legitimate" — if it was written in the right form, properly cited laws, and offered a plausible rationale, such as fighting terrorism.

"This was a long and well-researched book," Ms. Goodall told The Post in an e-mail, "and I am distressed to discover that some of the excellent and valuable sources were not properly cited, and I want to express my sincere apologies".

The article "Online Library Gives Patrons Greater Access" on Aug. 6 may have properly cited the catalogs and other resources available to Westchester County residents on the Westchester Library System's online system, but it understates what is available to us because the W.L.S. system is not synonymous with all the free public online resources available.

All data is given in the paper or properly cited wherever necessary.

Even though these doctoral students had been warned about the seriousness of copying someone's work without properly citing the source, they seemed not to fully understand what it meant in practice, or had developed sloppy research habits.

To be closer to Neilia and her family, he set off after graduation for Syracuse Law School, where he flunked a class in his first year for failing to properly cite a reference to a law review article.

And, this week, Spider-Man was revealed to have something of an acolyte in Justice Elena Kagan, of the Supreme Court, whose majority opinion in Kimble v. Marvel Enterprises demonstrated, in its concluding paragraph, how to properly cite a comic book—"Cf.

Therefore, unknowingly they resort to extracting or copying large chunks of information from published texts without properly citing or placing text in quotations or paraphrasing them appropriately.

--I will stop quoting Oklahoma!. --I will keep quoting Oklahoma!, but will properly cite the source when doing so.