Sentence examples for believed reporting from inspiring English sources

Harmoni said it believed reporting of its performance to the NHS was accurate and complied with the process agreed by commissioners, but it had instigated an audit following allegations put to it by the Guardian.

One in three respondents said they did not trust that the process would be fair and impartial; victims believed reporting would hurt their career, or did not think anything would be done if they reported the crime.

"It has to be seen to believed," reported the Times.

"We believe reporting violence is the first step in preventing violence".

They believe reporting is sure to prevent them achieving their career goals and can't afford to lose their job/income.

Butt believes reporting on officer misconduct is a "legitimate consideration," as public mistrust makes effective policing more difficult.

However, Xpert is produced by only one manufacturer and, being a new test for which there has been considerable attention and scrutiny, we believe reporting bias was minimal.

She insisted she went simply because she wanted to live under sharia law and had believed reports of Isis atrocities had been exaggerated by western media.

Lack inherited a fourth-place network and believed reporting--and a fierce emphasis on breaking news in daytime--could turn around the network's lagging ratings.

Spotify, the streaming music startup, was having serious trouble paying its bills, if you believed reports from earlier this year.

According to the most widely believed reports, several relatively moderate Baathist leaders were unwilling to transfer the presidency to Hussein without an election.