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(91) The Daily Mail's market report said there's speculation that a group of U.S. private-equity firms make an offer of 800 pence a share, without citing anyone.

(92) In substance, citing of object variable is a method of dynamic storage, which dynamic storage based on link can be implemented.

(93) The Republican senator was appointed to be Obama’s Commerce Secretary but then bowed out unexpectedly, citing policy differences with the Democratic administration.

(94) US Republican Senator Judd Gregg withdrew Thursday as the nominee for Secretary of Commerce, citing "irresolvable conflicts" with the Obama administration over its economic stimulus plan.

(95) The Conservative Party of UK could re-introduce prison ships to stop the overcrowding of jails, the Daily Mail reported citing senior party sources.

(96) The most practical seem to be environmental and those citing human error.

(97) She and other Chicagoans sued, citing the Constitution's clause that says the government may not take property "without due process of law."

(98) Russia's "link" News on March 23 citing Interfax reported that Russian naval headquarters for the 1164-type "Marshal Ustinov" missile cruiser transferred to the Pacific Fleet.

(99) Some objections to the agreement, citing human rights and other concerns.

(100) In 1848, the Communist Manifesto was published by Karl Marx and , citing the principles and ideas of communism.

(101) By using word-formation devices, this paper analyzes three main sources of new English words:derivatives, coinages and loanwords, and illustrates their usages by citing some examples.

(102) 'If the two companies want to exit from China they will have to go through a procedure including reporting to the commerce ministry, ' Mr. Yao said, citing China's foreign investment law.

(103) Landscape dendrology is one important basic course in landscape architecture specialty, and citing odes to flowers is one of the teaching aids for the course.

(104) The Patent Office rejected his application, citing a clause in the patent code which says that life forms are not patentable.

(105) Citing official statistics, Huang said that there are now almost 100,000 Chinese Web users in Australia.

(106) The company declined to say where the testing occurred, citing nondisclosure agreements with participants.

(107) He would often name persons long dead, citing their ages and descriptions.

(107) Wish you can benefit from our online sentence dictionary and make progress day by day!

(108) A bibliographic guide of ephemera and performing arts ephemeral materials citing relevant monographs, articles, journals and websites will be handed out for reference.

(109) Anti-smoking groups have portrayed tobacco as a "sunset" industry citing alleged global concerns over the harmful effects of cigaret-smoking.

(110) Geithner wants to leave the administration after budget talks, according to several reports citing people close to the matter.

(111) "A faster-than-expected labor cost increase has now become a political imperative, " Mr. Ma said in a report, citing comments from Beijing's leadership about improving social justice.

(112) Arledge, citing the Greek government's austerity plan as an example.

(113) Two particular deals -- named after U.S. Presidents James Buchanan and Andrew Jackson -- were scanned by the investigators, the paper said, citing a person familiar with the matter.

(114) M.N) to "overweight" from "neutral," citing improving monthly comparable-store sales at the department store operator and a potential for earnings upside. The stock was up 6.4 percent at $19.18.

(115) Obama was citing a commonly accepted and constantly updated body of research.

(116) Citing fears about safety, India's environment minister announced a moratorium on the commercial cultivation of what would have been India's first genetically modified crop Bt Brinjal, or aubergine.

(117) UBS cut its share-price estimate for the world's largest reinsurer to 80 francs from 88, citing the probability of more investment losses related to credit-market problems.

(118) At Bank of America, executives debated whether Merrill's losses were so severe that the bank could walk away from the deal, citing the 'material adverse effect' clause in its merger agreement.

(119) Citing the government's main economic planning agency, the China Daily said 2009 could see more chaos as this Chinese New Year follows closely after the Western New Year on January 1.

(120) "To ensure that progress towards the MDGs is not derailed by lack of resources, donors must scale up ODA substantially," Bourguignon said, citing the report' observations.