Sentence examples for circulated report from inspiring English sources

In a widely circulated report, the university's president, John Sexton, has issued a "summons to engagement".

The staff also said that it did not believe a widely circulated report from Czech intelligence that a ringleader of the Sept. 11 attacks met in Prague with an Iraqi intelligence officer in April 2001, suggesting Iraqi involvement in the attacks.

Late last year, in a widely circulated report, a bipartisan group of American scholars and defense experts headed by Richard L. Armitage, now Mr. Bush's deputy secretary of state, called Japan's military restrictions "a constraint on alliance cooperation," and urged Tokyo "to become a more equal alliance partner".

In a widely circulated report, Mr. Sullivan imagined the chief executive's musings might look like this: Many business groups Mundane thoughts weigh down my soul Spin off everything Whatever its literary potential -- or limitations -- Qualcomm's strategy presumes the widespread commercial use of wireless communications.

By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, February 3 , 1951P. 23 Comment on rumors of the dissolution of the Department's baseball team, & on the circulated report that 2500 cops stand ready to retire instantly if they City Council passes the bill now pending, that would make retirement effective 30 days after application for rather than, as mattersstand, right away.

The staff said it had investigated one of the lingering mysteries resulting from the Sept. 11 attacks: whether there was truth to a widely circulated report from Czech intelligence officials that Mr. Atta had met in Prague in April 2001 with a senior Iraqi intelligence officer, suggesting an Iraqi connection to the plot.

Intelligence officers from the D.I.A. interviewed the defector twice in early 2002 and circulated reports based on those debriefings.

Human rights and opposition Web sites have circulated reports that her execution may be imminent.

As previously reported in The Times, widely circulated reports suggest Mr. Mulally would be succeeded by Mark Fields, Ford Motor president of the Americas, when Mr. Mulally retired.

Dubai had ponied up an estimated $55 million, according to widely circulated reports, for the privilege of owning Mr. Woods's first-ever course design.

The R.N.C. circulated reports of Mr. Edwards's personal fortune (he is said to have amassed at least $38 million as a trial lawyer) and of his lifestyle (four homes, a live-in nanny and housekeeper).