Sentence examples for unanimously cited from inspiring English sources

He is the reason London Fashion Week is picking up again: he was unanimously cited by the international fashion press this season as the reason they have finally - after an almost 10-year absence - begun to return to the city to see the shows.

The groups unanimously cited the over-the-counter home-use pregnancy test as the prototype model for an ideal POCT for STIs.

Consistent with literature about newly qualified doctors [ 8], the SPCT was unanimously cited as an invaluable source of advice in end of life care, especially in specialties with limited teaching from senior colleagues.

The court rejected the case unanimously, citing the book of Genesis to support its decision.

The two also withdrew their support from two recommendations that had passed unanimously, citing an apparent misunderstanding over precisely what the panel had approved.

In evaluating Social Credit's victory, historians unanimously cite the province's dire economic straits as the main factor, though University of Alberta historian David Elliott has acknowledged that "Aberhart and his cause were also helped" by the seduction scandal.

The resolution, unanimously approved, cited an anonymous executive who was quoted in Charles Fishman's 2006 book, "The Wal-Mart Effect," saying, "They have killed free-market capitalism in America".

One year ago last week, the House passed a bill (H.R. 1806) that Democrats unanimously opposed, citing provisions they said would weaken peer review at NSF and hamper its support for the social and geosciences.

Unfortunately, like everything else in this long and senseless battle, the bill went nowhere: Republicans unanimously blocked it, citing reasons as unjust as they were insulting.

The eight-member board, in unanimously voting to disband itself, cited the city's balanced budget during the last three years, its healthy four-year fiscal projections and its commitment to pay back debts to Albany.

On June 2, 2009, a Seventh Circuit panel, including the prominent and heavily cited judges Richard Posner and Frank Easterbrook, unanimously agreed with Maloney v. Cuomo, citing the case in their decision turning back a challenge to Chicago's gun laws and noting the Supreme Court precedents remain in force until altered by the Supreme Court itself.