Sentence examples for though citing from inspiring English sources

House Republicans, though, citing new rules against such purely honorary acts, declined to follow suit.

Many Republicans, though, citing the Constitution's requirement that the census be an "actual enumeration," have argued that such an adjustment would be illegal.

If BP were found negligent, they might well not have to.One inquiry after another BP insists that it will not be found negligent, and says that it intends to get the money from its partners either though arbitration or the courts; it has not counted that money among its assets, though, citing accounting regulations.

(Though citing "gross indecency," the name for Turing's supposed crime, would involve some complicated rounds of of decoding).

"That's life in America," he says sometimes, in recognition of implacable mercantile difficulties, as though citing the laws of nature or the will of God.

The song's taps prelude rang out, and Reno said, "Ira Hayes," in a plain, flat voice, as though citing legal precedent.

The optimists, though, cite the visitor parking spots at Cisco Systems, the network equipment maker.

Court papers, though, cited an unnamed co-conspirator and prosecutors said the investigation was continuing.

He did though cite the author and former dean of Yale Medical School Lewis Thomas who recommended constantly streaming the repeated works of Bach into space.

Mr Justice Gray ruled that Irving had "manipulated historical evidence"; Irving, though, cites a rather more positive version of the ruling, quoting Mr Justice Gray on his website as claiming that his "knowledge of World War Two is unparalleled".

Cunningham called the environments "very bland" when compared to the narrative, while Wallace generally criticized the in-game level and character design, though cited the cinematic cutscenes as an improvement.