Two days after they turned up, he announced that he would not be running, citing his failure to assemble a broad coalition.

He cited the failure of successive governments to provide infrastructure for the neglected north.

It also cited a failure to land a highly rated quarterback.

In particular, the article cited the failure to incorporate land use planning and a precise definition of blight in urban renewal legislation as problematic.

They cite a lack of knowledge regarding the original artist’s intent and point out that colorization can be misleading.

Blame for the situation has been passed between rail industry leaders, government ministers and train operating companies who all cite a lack of co-ordination in finding a resolution.

These hypotheses are rejected by the general medical community, who cite a lack of scientific evidence and the well-tested germ theory of disease.

They cite the lack of enthusiasm by developers as the main reason to not implement sweeping, large scale change.

In addition, bankers cite a lack of demand for loans from creditworthy businesses.

It prompted many trusts to review their homoeopathy contracts, and many cited the need for evidence of efficacy to justify funding.

Like its rivals, it withdrew its previously proposed final dividend of €0.809, citing the need to remain financially resilient.

Many who declined cited the need 'not to offend communities'.

He cited the need 'to demonstrate that our industry has made physical and cultural changes since the 'go-go' times and put customers first in all we do'.

Game cut its interim dividend from 1.67p to 1.0p per share, citing the need to increase investment in its stores.

They were horrified then when the interior-ministry spokesman held the press conference in which he cited their report, attributing the cause of death to hitting the lever of the sunroof.

It cited a report that showed that the gap had widened to almost 900 million a year.

He then began citing their reports in his confrontations with some of his conservative guests on the program.

The newspaper did not cite a source for its report.

Always cite your source, including date.

It didn't cite a source for the information.

In the case of an amazing but true story, citing the source makes it more believable.

He said that there was no 'malevolent' intent and that he failed to cite his sources properly.

And his assumptions allow him to cite a study from the 1920s to justify his pronouncements about bigotry today.

The authors cite a study of the purchase of snow shovels in a snowstorm.

They cite a study in which 20 staff were asked to take a pulse without a watch.

It cited a study published last month that revealed 65 per cent backed low-traffic road schemes.

He cites a study in which students performed more creatively in a test if they were told to imagine that they were seven.

They cite the example of one pension administrator moving data on members to another fund and making countless errors in the process.

To cite an example: ward records are not integrated with clinic records at the same hospital.

They cite the example of telecoms.

In the book he cites the examples of bread and pasta, made from the same ingredients.

She cites the example of two 100,000 pots invested over ten years; one charging 3.6 per cent, the other 1.2 per cent.

He later cited an incident that occurred in his student days as a good example of memetic replication.

It cites the incident as a vital lesson learnt in the importance of racial and religious understanding and harmony.

Several sources cited the incident as a contradiction to his claim to fiscal responsibility.

But he doesn't cite any instance of somebody taking a position of such scope.

Ford cites the instance of a fraudster who had stolen millions of pounds from his clients and then disappeared.

She cites an instance where she has to explain to their daughter why her father was talking to himself in the lavatory.

He said that there were conditions attached to the interim order but declined to give details, citing confidentiality provisions of the process.

The corporation has long resisted publishing pay information, citing confidentiality deals and saying it feared it would lose top talent.

Naturally, his office refuses to say, citing confidentiality.

It has published less than 100 of the 490-odd pages, citing confidentiality and the danger of prejudicing inquiries.