Sentence examples for in this case reportedly from inspiring English sources

Although the judge in this case reportedly cast doubt on the validity of those arrests, he or she issued what's called an adjournment contemplating dismissal, or ACD, which is an agreement saying the charges will be dropped if the defendant stays out of trouble for a certain period of time.

This incident revealed the vulnerabilities of large, online repositories of data, which are hard to defend from determined attackers (in this case, reportedly Chinese government backed hackers) because they rely on legacy systems, whose updates have failed to keep pace with today's cyberthreats.

Officials involved in the case reportedly found that he had sent Kelley shirtless photos of himself.

In this case, it reportedly took $7500 and a visit to a Dark Web marketplace.

While some dissidents are held at home, others have "been holidayed" – taken to beauty spots, in one case reportedly a spa, until international attention moves on.

Third, rituximab is not effective in all patients and, in one case, reportedly had divergent effects on different disease manifestations [ 10].

Suspects were flown into Egypt secretly to be questioned and tortured – in at least one case, reportedly, by Suleiman in person.

Some of those abducted in those incidents have been freed in small batches, in some cases reportedly in exchange for ransoms.

Yet, Iraqi security forces did little to contain the violence on Wednesday and today, and in some cases reportedly took part in attacks on mosques.

Add in that the company seeks to cover up its actions at every turn, in some cases reportedly bribing law enforcement officials, while some of its political opponents are singled out for surveillance and black ops.

Ian Whittaker at Liberum said: [There is an] article in the Telegraph stating that several UK universities have purged all of Pearson's material from their teaching materials in a row over the charging of eBooks - in some cases, reportedly upping prices by 100-fold - to make up revenues as print textbook sales decline.