Sentence examples for which cites as from inspiring English sources

However, he was subsequently charged by the governing body under rule E3, which cites as "aggravating factors" references to ethnic origin, colour, race, nationality, faith, gender, sexual orientation or disability.

In 2014, she started her own charity, the Pamela Anderson Foundation, which cites as its goals the protection of "human, animal, and environmental rights," and in 2015 she joined the board of Sea Shepherd, an anti-whaling organisation known for its aggressive direct-action tactics.

In 2014, she started her own charity, the Pamela Anderson Foundation, which cites as its goals the protection of "human, animal, and environmental rights," and in 2015 she joined the board of Sea Shepherd, an anti-whaling organization known for its aggressive direct-action tactics.

That was the effect of a decision taken by the committee on April 21st, which cited as obstacles the lack of data on corporate defaults, and the difficulty of testing such models over the entire economic cycle.Credit-ratings from external agencies such as Standard & Poor's might be another way of linking capital charges to the risks of default.

The newspaper's evidence was that the reference for the statement, "Rowell and Moore, 2000," is a non-peer-reviewed report on forest fires by the World Wildlife Fund, which cited as evidence for the claim a 1999 Nature paper.

Mr. Rowhani now finds himself mocked by the Jalili camp, which cites those negotiations as an example of ignorance and weakness.

Garlinghouse seems to have injected new vigor into the company, which cites 43 million professionals as users.

The biggest challenge for the team was keeping the minigames inside the phone's memory, which was cited as slightly inferior to the first PlayStation console.

The news, which was also reported by the Fox News channel, which cited Rupert Murdoch as source, would finally appear to settle any lingering doubts about the issue of succession.

The Republican National Committee subsequently commissioned a post-mortem which cited George W Bush as an example of how to run a more compassionate campaign in Hispanic and other minority communities.

Gates was referring to an earlier Wall Street Journal story, which cited $20 billion as a potential settlement amount.