Sentence examples for attached to reporting from inspiring English sources

But the problem is that there is still a lot of stigma attached to reporting a rape, even a lack of awareness that an abuse has occurred – many of the rapes are date rapes or by intimate partners".

The real number is likely much higher, given the shame attached to reporting such crimes in a society where a family's honor is often tied to the chastity of its women.

D'Silva said technology has provided a way to break the cultural stigma attached to reporting crimes.

Bollywood, the media and our repressive society have exaggerated the social stigma attached to reporting an attack and this also needs to change.

Although the problem has become widespread in many regions throughout the country, accurate case figures are difficult to ascertain because of the stigma attached to reporting these crimes.

It also likes to pass counterpoints along to favored reporters, at times, in order to quietly get its viewpoints some ink, without its name attached to the reporting.

One major concern of radiologists is that referrers will rely on alert mechanisms, especially alerts attached to electronic reports, and assume that the other reports are normal or have no significant findings; a practice or assumption which could be hazardous.

We have reviewed the recent reports and all the documents referenced and attached to the reports," he told Fifa's congress in São Paulo.

The grabber head was attached to a story reporting an estimate by Congress Joint Committee on Taxationn that a Senate bill proposing a 30% minimum tax for millionaires would raise only $47 billion over a decade.

A "movie insider" told Page Six that salary demands kept Teller from remaining attached to the role, reporting that the actor was offered $4 million, but wanted $6 million.

Tables of figures attached to the report reveal the average calorie consumption for the poorest 10 per cent, but the report itself did not highlight this.