Meanings of citing a need in English

He left Loftus Road citing a need to have knee replacement surgery.

AMR filed for bankruptcy in November, citing a need to slash uncompetitive costs.

It declined to comment on details of the home, citing a need to protect patient privacy.

In 2002, the trust put Hershey up for sale, citing a need to diversify its holdings.

It put up Hershey up for sale in 2002, citing a need to diversify its investments.

In 2002, the trust put Hershey Co. up for sale, citing a need to diversify its holdings.

Netanyahu wants to continue building in existing enclaves, citing a need to accommodate "natural growth" of settler families.

We must be better prepared to face them, he said, citing a need for smarter food aid and fairer rules for agricultural trade.

Williamson highlighted close U.S.-UK military links and echoed Trump's call for NATO countries to increase spending, citing a need to better confront Russia.

Thailand added weedkiller paraquat and insecticide chlorpyrifos to its list of most hazardous substances on June 1, citing a need to protect human health.

Davis Steven resigned from cabinet last week, citing a need for a new approach to government, warning that the rule of law was at stake.

KINSHASA - President Laurent Kabila's administration yesterday banned all political activities and demonstrations in the capital until further notice, citing a need to ensure security.

Citing a need to protect US forces in Irbil, then, is a convenient elision.

Citing a need for meditation to prepare for the upcoming battle, he asked Manford's permission to be excused, and retreated to his quarters.