He is one of the most cited physicists.

It is also not the oft cited political will that is lacking.

The Victorian culture is often cited as the best example of this hypocrisy.

See works cited supra note 199.

The paper was published in a minor journal and is not very well cited.

A major obstacle cited by many Governments of affected States is lack of resources.

The blogger then cited the exhibit's designers

148 150, thereafter cited as Secretariat Memorandum.

It is frequently cited as one of the greatest literary works of the twentieth century.

For most MTSP progress indicators cited in this report, 2002 is the available baseline year.

Many reasons have been cited for this success.

Cited in McNair, supra note 36, at 712.

An often cited symbol of this elite status is the renowed Syrio Lebanese Hospital (Hospital Sírio Libanês).

In both cases, the development of the concept is cited as a main motivation behind the prize.

Cited in Rank, supra note 34, at 527 28.

And when the son of Mary is cited as an example , behold , thy people turn away from it

The importance of the right to education for the full enjoyment of other human rights is often cited.

No specific questions were cited for Rules 14 and 15.

He also cited security concerns regarding the deployment of teachers.

The example of the recent EU reform concerning sugar was cited.

They have cited security reasons, which we will deal with later.

The most common difficulty cited concerning implementation relates to the List.

He cited various cases mentioned in the report in that connection.

Kaikobad, supra note 106, at 93 works cited supra note 106.

Indeed, the debate also tackled whether Khul is Islamic or not. Many users cited that Khul' is indeed a part of Islamic jurisprudence.

Smith is cited as the father of modern economics and is still among the most influential thinkers in the field of economics today.

Violations cited were particularly prevalent in the mining and oil exploration sectors.

See, e.g., treaties cited in Tobin, supra note 23, at 41 49.

There is only one problem Chinese people do not seem to want to consume, at least according to commonly cited data.

There is a kernel of truth to many of the concerns cited above, especially with respect to the current inflation problem.

S 1999 957, para. 2 (cited in Meron, supra note 85, at 277).

The Swedish bank cleanup in the early 1990 s is often cited as an example of how successful this idea can be.

The blogger is referring to the Demonstration Law which was passed last June 2009 which critics cited as a repressive legal measure.

No gender preference is cited in advertisements placed by the Government in newspapers, unless the job is being advertised to fill the 5 quota for women.

President Bush cited seeming huge job growth in the last 13 months, claiming that America's labor market turned the corner. Is this true?

US Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke s notion of a global savings glut is a commonly cited explanation for falling world interest rates.

Canada is often cited as a country that steered its banks away from trouble, even though they sit uncomfortably close to US markets.

US Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke s notion of a global savings glut is a commonly cited explanation for falling world interest rates.

Human error One of the most cited explanations in official inquiries as to the loss of any aircraft or vessel is human error.

Naturally, the banker at the CFTC roundtable stressed Stanford when he cited the paper.

And when the son of Mary was cited as an example , your people opposed .

They said , Are our gods better , or he ? They cited him only for argument .

They said , Are our gods better , or he ? They cited him only for argument .

The author again cited the failure to implement the decision of 8 January 1996.

Although Iran provided citations for these documents, it did not submit the cited documents.