Sentence examples for disclosed reports from inspiring English sources

Although terms were not disclosed, reports in Europe estimated the price at $100 million.

Although no evidence linking Bin Laden to the attacks has been disclosed, reports yesterday linked one of the suspected hijackers to the suicide bomb attack on USS Cole.

For example, when Edward Snowden in 2013 disclosed reports of eavesdropping on the personal communications of the leaders of Germany, France, Brazil and other countries, the United States faced crises in key bilateral relationships.

Funding and employment information has yet to be publicly disclosed; reports show minimal growth from August 2015 to present.

Chelsea and Valencia confirmed that a fee had been agreed on Sunday and while it has not been officially disclosed reports in Spain suggest the Blues are paying £23.5m.

The court's ruling turns on whether that response is a publicly disclosed "report".

Investigators said the woman, whose identity was not disclosed, reported being approached outside the park about midnight Friday and taken into the park, where she was attacked.

By Steve Coll July 10 , 2013When Osama bin Laden moved to his hidden-away compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan, in 2005, "he wore a cowboy hat to avoid detection from above," according to a newly disclosed report by an independent Pakistani commission.

The report cited a previously disclosed report of the Chief Medical Examiner which concluded that Mr. Hughes died solely from cocaine intoxication, and not from injuries suffered in the struggle with the police.

A newly disclosed report by the C.I.A. inspector general about the agency's relationship with the New York Police Department after Sept. 11, 2001, deepens concerns about the dangers to civil liberties posed by domestic spying.

WASHINGTON — The Federal Bureau of Investigation improperly obtained calling records for more than 3,500 telephone accounts from 2003 to 2006 without following any legal procedures, according to a newly disclosed report by the Justice Department's inspector general.