Sentence examples for which have cited from inspiring English sources
Among the first American companies to complain were steel makers, which have cited the weak yen in their request for the Bush administration to raise tariffs on steel imports.
"Despite past reports which have cited Facebook's bullying tactics, I actually found them to be quite cordial and polite.
Both resolutions placed the blame for the death and destruction exclusively on the Palestinian side and are being widely interpreted as a rebuke to the international human rights community and the United Nations, which have cited both Hamas and the Israeli government for war crimes.
There are also several studies, which have cited inverse associations of dietary saturated fat with CVD.
This compares favorably with reports in the literature, which have cited 14 44% using twice-daily reference tacrolimus (20– 20).
This study fits well with previous studies in Fiji [ 38- 42], which have cited limited career structures, a lack of sufficient opportunities for promotion, lack of training opportunities pre-19988), poor working conditions, heavy workloads, problems with remuneration [ 4, 38] and the lack of a perceived link between hard work and rewards [ 38].
Partly under orders from the state, which has cited the company for engaging in unsafe practices, Martin County Coal is picking up the cost of a cleanup, estimated at $40 million to $60 million.
"We're in support of it," said Monxo Lopez, a member of South Bronx Unite, which has cited truck traffic in opposing the move of the online grocer FreshDirect to the Bronx.
On Wednesday the culture minister, Fleur Pellerin, announced that Salafistes would be allowed to go on general release with an 18 certificate, as recommended by the film board, which had cited its violence.
His statements appeared to be a blow to the Spitzer administration, which had cited the mayor's initially supportive remarks on Saturday, when the governor's new plan was announced.
Changes were negotiated with the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission, which had cited the structure's function as a communication center in its 1991 landmark designation report, anticipating that rooftop equipment would keep evolving.
