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91. If you carelessly cite a source or inadvertently copy a sentence in toto without adequate attribution, you run the risk of being accused of plagiarism.

92. In the decoration field, I greatly cite minority finery art.

93. The press has questioned the government's right to cite ill-defined "public interest" as an excuse for knocking down homes.

94. The authors cite a study that determined consumption of a wide variety of fish is best for minimizing mercury exposure and increasing omega-3 fatty acid intake.

95. Let me cite a real - life example to convince the sceptics.

96. Study authors cite evidence that single-sex and coeducational outcomes are equal.

97. But other scientists cite studies done after the 1979 Ixtoc-1 spill in Mexico's Gulf of Campeche that showed little effect from the oil or dispersants in the years that followed. The U.

98. Remember that an article without bibliographical information is useless since you cannot cite its source.

99. They cite a vastly different culture, a language that doesn't use the Roman alphabet and a different socioeconomic structure from the West's.

100. Legal writers often cite unratified treaties and reports of international agencies, such as those of the International Law Commission, as indi cating a trend toward general consent.

101. According to a recent survey by YouGov and London's Legatum Institute, 93 percent of Chinese entrepreneurs cite guanxi—connections with government officials—as a critical factor in business success.

102. You'd better cite an example to prove [ pru: v ] your opinion.

103. This examples uses the CITE element to render a citation in italic.

104. When parties don't enforce right and have an effect on profit of interested person, the interested person can cite temporis exceptio before procedure of first instance and close of debate.

105. Hence, I cannot tangibly warrant incense an undeniable stimulant, but, I can, nevertheless, cite many semi-credible theories in support of incense's stimulatory power.

106. They also cite OMB's expertise in sophisticated policy analysis techniques.

107. Yet despite these multiple mechanisms, the problem of official corruption remains serious(Sentencedict), and leaders routinely cite moral turpitude as one of the party's main challenges.

108. They cite black carbon as the second largest contributor to global warming after carbon dioxide.

109. It is vain to cite Euclidian postulates that "quantities which are equal to the same quantity are equal to each other."

110. Can you cite another case at all like this one?

111. When more scientists know about a particular paper, they're more apt to cite it in their own papers.

112. One could go on to cite such make-work practices in many other fields.

113. Yarrow likes to cite a study he conducted in which preschoolers were divided into two groups — one given red t-shirts to wear, the other blue.

114. Responsible production line organization work, include operators plan, execute production plan , cleaning and prepare material and cite management.

115. A cat, for instance, is much more dexterous with its paws than a dog. This dexterity fascinates cat lovers, who also cite the cat's legendary standoffishness as proof of its mental superiority.

116. This has guide significance for sci-technique personnel to use norm retrieval language and technique, to develop and utilize sci - technique literature, to technique cite l...

117. We can cite Nelson Mandela's experience an excellent example of overcoming adversity.

118. The prosecution did not cite the Beaumont decision in its own court papers.

119. To cite another sad example: in southern France a group of Albigensian vegetarians (a Cartharist religious group) were put to death by hanging in 1052 because they refused to kill a chicken!

120. However, the Justice Dept. attorneys did not cite a single case that would deprive the Court of Appeals from interpreting rights under treaties.