Sentence examples for stop citing from inspiring English sources

But at the very least the campaign should stop citing Mr. Kerry's example to justify Mr. Romney's two-year cap on returns.

He scoffed at the suggestion that he stop, citing statistics that showed his hobby -- which he practices several times yearly -- was safe.

It says that keeping the details of rendition and torture from the public "cannot continue to be justified on the basis of national security" and urges the administration to stop citing state secrets to block lawsuits by former detainees.

In December, Joel Simon, executive director of the Committee to Protect Journalists, wrote to Erdogan to ask to him to stop citing C.P.J.'s annual report as evidence of press freedom in Turkey, which Simon called "perverse".

The school, which takes pupils from across London, was also told to stop citing attendance at a Catholic primary school as a criterion, as this is only allowed for designated feeder schools.

Ferriss can't stop citing the science behind his conclusions, had a blood-glucose monitor implanted in his body as part of his three years of research, and writes proudly about the time he spent weighing everything that went into or came out of his gastrointestinal tract.

Medicare initially paid for the surgery and then stopped, citing the lack of data.

Nearly 30 percent of stops cited a category called "casing a victim or location"; nearly 19 percent cited a catchall category of "other".

Stop One: Morning Blast From Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE, Fla .— Despite forfeiting the lead in Florida polls since he arrived in the state a week ago, Mr. Gingrich was upbeat and combative at his first stop here, citing remarks by George Soros — a bugbear for conservatives — and boasting of the endorsement of one of Ronald Reagan's sons, Michael, who introduced him.

The two men cannot stop bantering — citing Bible verses, planning lunch, talking about legislation, the wisdom of law school versus no law school (Mr. Gowdy is a former prosecutor, Mr. Scott sold insurance) and debating which of them is more awesome.

Just 4,000 people a year escape deportation because they have children who are citizens; the foreign parents of Americans can only be considered for citizenship once their child turns 21.Most critics say they want modest changes to stop abuses, citing European models where the children of foreigners can apply for citizenship only after a delay.