Sentence examples for to citations from inspiring English sources
noun
An official summons or notice given to a person to appear; the paper containing such summons or notice.
It was unclear if the locked gate would lead to citations.
Mr Wood makes no claim to be thorough; he has restricted himself to citations available in his personal library.
The township's warning road signs now cluttering the landscape (Briefing, March 4) will signal the prelude to citations and the inevitable legal attacks.
A snapshot of the site is archived every three months so that links to citations do not become out of date.
He was, according to citations for various Resistance medals, "causant aux Allemands tout le préjudice possible" – colloquially translatable as "harassing the Germans as much as possible".
His production company failed to use condoms and did not provide vaccines or medical examinations to employees who were potentially exposed to hepatitis B, according to citations issued Wednesday by California's division of occupational safety and health (Cal/OSHA).
The six inspectors will be empowered to issue citations to businesses, not to individual cyclists.
Use the "Insert Citation" button to add citations to this document.
According to the government of Canada, section 34's function "simply" relates to citation.
Those who remain will be considered unauthorized and may be subject to citation under federal, state, or local laws".
The resulting log datasets have a set of attractive characteristics when compared to citation datasets.
