Sentence examples for still citing from inspiring English sources

But prosecutors in more conservative precincts in Colorado have vowed to press ahead with existing marijuana cases and are still citing people for possession.

Indeed, Cadbury is still citing other industry acquisitions with valuations that imply Kraft needs to pay something closer to 900 pence.

But in late 2006, Dairy Management was still citing the weight-loss claim in urging the Agriculture Department not to cut the amount of cheese in federal food assistance programs.

Still, citing a a heavy business schedule, the prince did not attend the Belmont Stakes, where War Emblem stumbled out of the gate, nearly scraping his knees, and finished a well-beaten seventh to Sarava, a 70-1 shot.

Still, citing the severity of the state's fiscal challenges, he added, "I think there was a recognition that it was too big to cut our way out and too big to tax our way out, and that required a commitment to going down a different road".

(ORI only investigates misconduct that took place within 6 years of an accusation, but it makes an exception if the accused scientists are still citing the paper; Gyulai cited it in 2007).

Mr Zuma still cites land reform as one of his five top priorities.

He still cites the actress as the biggest single influence on his life.

Journalists still cite the Grant Administration as among the most scandal-ridden and corrupt in American history.

Today depths are still cited in 6-foot (1.8-metre) intervals called fathoms, from the Old Norse word fathmr ("outstretched arms").

Israeli settlers in Hebron today still cite, as if it were yesterday, the massacre of Hebron's Jews in 1929.