Sentence examples for considered reporting from inspiring English sources

Would you have even considered reporting about raising dogs for dinner?

As a child, my grandmother had considered reporting her parents to the authorities for their anti-Soviet talk; she had cried into her school uniform when Stalin died.

"It is important to say that I never for a minute considered reporting that it had been learned that the slain president had in fact had a lover, who had herself been murdered while walking on the C&O Canal. . . .

Only one G.I., Ronald Easterling, the machine gunner with the third platoon, considered reporting the My Khe 4 massacre to his superiors, but, as he later told the Peers commission, he quickly dropped the idea.

As she waited for a train at the Insurgentes subway station, 23-year-old Karen said she had never considered reporting incidents.

She never considered reporting the crimes she was a child and an undocumented immigrant who didn't know how law enforcement in the United States worked.

A notifiable event is considered reported when received and confirmed by the health department.

When she came to me for advice, I asked her if she would consider reporting it.

Organisations need to consider reporting structures to ensure there is someone staff would be comfortable reporting incidents to.

Ms. Nilva said that most teenagers would not even consider reporting abuse to the police and getting a classmate arrested.

The OPCW plan says the organisation should consider reporting any delay or lack of cooperation by Syria to the Security Council.