Sentence examples for been reported under the from inspiring English sources
Having previously been reported under the name American Bullshit, the film now has the rather more marketable American Hustle for a moniker.
Early/fast events associated with wide-angle scatterings have been reported under the EuroSprite-2007 (NaitAmor et al., 2007).
The capacity curve of a single tower has been reported under the downbursts but neglecting the turbulent wind component and potential dynamic tower-wire interaction.
Our estimated rates of achievement for all influenza immunisation indicators were approximately 10 percentage points higher than what has been reported under the QOF and elsewhere.
Similarly, the shortages of SP in governmental HFs have been reported under the Tanzania National Voucher Scheme, Household and HF Survey Report of 2007.
On The Daily Beast, the comment was reported under the headline "Gingrich to African-Americans: Get Off Food Stamps".
He became the first England bowler to be reported under the new ICC regulations after doubts surfaced last October in the Test against Zimbabwe in Harare.
Comments can also be reported under the deliberately vague "other reason" flag, which is expected to be used to report comments in other languages; broadcasters often find these irritating, yet they aren't abusive or spammy.
Despite the disclosures, the exact nature of much lobbying spending remains cloudy because it can be reported under the catch-all category of "payments to influence", which accounted for $6.1m of the Western States spending, or 69% of the spending by the top ten lobbyists in California's state capital, Sacramento, according FPPC information provided by Consumer Watchdog.
Land management activities are reported under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Kyoto Protocol as carbon stock changes in ecosystems excluding changes in the wood product pool.
Although the find was reported under the Portable Antiquities Scheme, it was not declared treasure under the 1996 Treasure Act because single items of non-precious metal are not covered by the act.
