Sentence examples for states cite from inspiring English sources

States cite cases going back to the New Deal to support their claim that federal requirements can be unduly coercive.

"In many cases, Internet gambling advocates in those states cite the silence of the Department of Justice in the face of these efforts as acquiescence," the letter says.

The wholesalers and the states cite the 21st Amendment, which gives the states the right to regulate the liquor industry within their borders.

"Those of us who have criticized the Obama administration's targeted killing policy have long warned that other states cite it to attempt to justify their own legal violations.

Eighteen (37%) other states cite federal or state regulations that indicate that health authorities may close schools, businesses, and other institutions during a severe outbreak, although they are not required to resort to such closures.

Re "In Push to End Death Penalty, Some States Cite Cost-Cutting" (front page, Feb. 25): California is paying more for its dysfunctional death penalty than any other state.

Both states cited their bans on gay marriage.

But only one in 10 across those states cited it as their most important factor.

But only 1 in 10 across those states cited it as their most important factor.

In their original lawsuit, the states cited studies by the United Nations and the National Academy of Sciences predicting threats to the environment from greenhouse-gas emissions and global warming.

But, as Mr. Friedman states, citing Tony Wagner, the Harvard-based education expert, thriving requires the ability to do critical thinking and problem-solving, to communicate effectively and to collaborate.