Sentence examples for was cited when from inspiring English sources

The Labor and Employment Law Program's role in the remedy was cited when the Public Justice 2017 Trial Lawyer of the Year award was presented Monday to the legal team, led by Adam Klein '87, that secured the settlement.

Last year, a failure to monitor was cited when Ohio State faced a one-year postseason ban after revelations that football players had traded jerseys, bowl rings and team memorabilia for cash and tattoos.

But the Boardwalk case, which was cited when state regulators fined Coney Island Hospital $46,000 last month, illustrates that when a hospital is unprepared, or protocols are not followed, the quality of care can sink by a baffling degree.

The example of Hibernian last season was cited, when the Edinburgh club were given special dispensation to allow free entry because they had started selling season tickets before the new SPFL rules were adopted.

According to the New York Post, Mr Warren was cited when a city inspector was in his building for other reasons and came across the Russian tourist, who revealed details of the deal.

At a health system level, the lack of electronic tracking systems was identified as the greatest barrier, although lack of physician access was cited when electronic systems are in place.

That's what Andrea Leadsom was citing, when she asked why talk of 'efforts to move the market' didn't set alarm bells ringing at Threadneedle Street.

There are two studies that are cited when seeking answers.

Again and again, respect is cited when teachers explain why they're leaving.

Hence, myths may be cited when a situation in the present is materially affected by what version of the past is accepted.

The recent $3.5 million renovation, designed by the Greenvale-based Mone Stumer Assofiatwo, was one of two conversions that were cited when Tilles was named to receive the Developer of the Year award presented annually by the Association for a Better Long Island/Commercial Industrial Brokers Society.