Sentence examples for belatedly reported from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gosso was taken into custody when he belatedly reported to his parole officer.

When they belatedly reported the work in June, they said that their company had been paid $17 million between 2012 and 2014.

Happily, the impromptu summit outside Westminster tube station was witnessed by a representative of the Daily Mail, which belatedly reported the incident yesterday.

Talking at a Fringe chat-show belatedly reported last week by blogger John Fleming, the Scotsman reviewer Kate Copstick called it "ludicrous … that one word covers both [date rape and violent sexual assault by a stranger]".

He belatedly reported at least $600,000 in assets.

That troubling fact was thankfully, if belatedly, reported early this year, and was once again noted repeatedly during the recent "Don't Touch My Junk" uproar.

Ministers of the seven-nation Western European Union, meeting in Venice, criticized Moscow for belatedly reporting the accident and asked for a full account of the disaster.

Another senior health official, Joseph Chiseri, was dismissed last year for belatedly reporting to his superiors that he had been offered cash by a businessman who had applications before the department to expand his adult day care operations.

A high-ranking official with the New York State Department of Health was dismissed on Friday for belatedly reporting to his superiors that he had been offered cash by a businessman who had applications before the department to expand his adult day-care operations, according to people involved in an investigation by the state inspector general.

When Electronic Data Systems belatedly reports its first-quarter results after the bell today, investors will be looking for signs that the services company understands and is responding to changes in its marketplace.

Correction: October 14 , 2001 Sunday A front-page article yesterday about the F.B.I.'s handling of suspicious material that figures in the anthrax investigation at NBC misstated the number of letters reported belatedly to New York City officials.