Sentence examples for including news reports from inspiring English sources

The strike forced the cancellation of some of the network's programming, including news reports and concerts.

There were warning signs about Lernout that the Dragon executives ignored, including news reports that questioned Lernout's accounting.

The North denied laying the mines but days later Seoul began its propaganda broadcasts in random three-hour bursts from loudspeakers, including news reports and K-pop music.

The Fidelity fund placed those eight groups on its watch list and added four others that it said it had identified through other sources, including news reports.

He cited evidence, including news reports, of terrorists kidnapping expat workers, attacking numerous government facilities and oil assets, setting up terror training camps and being caught with military weapons.

The report complied data from a number of different sources including news reports, online surveys, undercover interviews with traders in China and trade statistics from Hong Kong, once considered to be the global hub for trade in shark fin.

As noted in Campbell, "nearly all of the illustrative uses listed in the preamble paragraph of § 107, including news reporting, comment, criticism, teaching, scholarship, and research... are generally conducted for profit in this country," 510 U.S. at 584, 114 S.Ct.

While availability and individual predispositions influence initiation of substance use, elements of the social environment, including news reporting may enhance the popularity of psychoactive substances among potential nonmedical users and foster demand.

Regular Caucus features include news reports, columns, journals, discussions with voters and comments from readers.

Its daily broadcasts include news reports, stories and discussions on American political and cultural events, and editorials setting forth U.S. government policy.

For "Julius Caesar," which he interprets as a contemporary political thriller, the notes include news reports of coups and assassinations, like the killing of the Congolese president, Laurent D. Kabila, in January.