Sentence examples for as reported in this column from inspiring English sources

As reported in this column, these DfE brokers are seeking to push many schools towards academy status.

Arrests of lush workers remain fairly steady despite the aging of the perpetrators, some born during the Great Depression, as reported in this column last week.

Now, it's odd for BP to call for the introduction of a carbon tax when – as reported in this column in November – they spent more than $11.5 million£8.8.8. million) defeating a move to create one in Washington state just a few months ago.

In 1978, the insurgent Republican candidate for governor of Wisconsin, Lee Sherman Dreyfus, campaigned across the state describing that capital city as "30 square miles surrounded by reality" (as reported in a column by Doug Moe in The Capital Times, a Madison newspaper, on Dec. 16, 1999).

■ Good news: Chester restaurant Sticky Walnut, which (as reported in this News Bites column from 19 October) turned to Kickstarter to raise £100,000 to launch a sister restaurant, has hit its target.

It's probably worth mentioning the infamous incident involving Chile's Roberto Rojas, a flare and some fake blood, as reported in this previous Knowledge column, but Luis Vallespín's story about the Real Madrid goalkeeper Paco Buyo comes closest to a goalkeeper booking for diving.

Do the Math!" (Economic Scene, Feb. 22): The theory as reported in the column says a key variable in classroom learning is how likely it is that students disrupt one another's learning.

As reported in the column, Joyce Irvine was removed as principal of a Vermont elementary school "because the Burlington School District wanted to qualify for up to $3 million in federal stimulus money for its dozen schools".

As I reported in this column on Feb. 12, airlines have different requirements about transporting pets.

As I reported in this column two weeks ago, the greatest likelihood is that Mr. Bernanke will step down at the end of his term in early 2014 no matter who wins the election.

And, as we have reported in this column before, the technical obstacles to return to the Moon are formidable.