Sentence examples for decision to report from inspiring English sources

That decision to report the incident, she said, led Mr. Cherry to fire her in retaliation.

State television's decision to report a foiled assassination plot against him in the week of the election provoked cynical laughter.

"I commend Mr. Letterman for making the difficult but unquestionably right decision to report this crime to my office".

Media organisations' decision to report on the content of the criminal breach has drawn criticism from some of Hollywood's elite.

The trustees were uneasy over the newspaper's decision to report classified material, an unusual action for journalists in that period.

* BBC sports presenter Clare Balding's decision to report that old dandy AA Gill to the Press Complaints Commission isn't without its high-profile backers.

The decision to report and publish the data, taken from publicly available records, happened within a week of the school massacre in nearby Newtown, Conn.

There was nobility as well in Mr Blair's instinctive decision to report in for duty the instant after Osama bin Laden struck America.

6, 7 A significant problem lies with under-reporting and biases inherent in clinicians' decisions to report ADRs.

Decisions to report on such matters must be made, and generally now are, on a case by case basis.

Results suggest that decisions to report environmental information have a moderating impact on the stock market valuation of a German firm's earnings.