Sentence examples for legitimate reports from inspiring English sources

It is entirely appropriate that the press should publish legitimate reports of the proceedings".

Then it will post legitimate reports to its Twitter feed for the state where the incident occurred.

Psychologically, it's really taxing to read every day not about one or two but about a dozen, or two dozen, legitimate reports about efforts to take out U.S. citizens.... There's a little bit of a bunker mentality that set in among some of the national-security-policy officials after 9/11".

Compromised nodes can, for example, tamper with legitimate reports or inject false reports in order to either distract the user from reaching the right decision or deplete the precious energy of relay nodes.

7-Eleven contends that Boisseau was, in part, buying and reselling trade secrets about sales of rivals; she insists she paid secretaries to work overtime, and only for legitimate reports that helped her get reimbursed from her clients.

And run from them," he doesn't apologize for previously denying legitimate reports about his sexual misconduct.

However, in fairness to the reporter the story was an entirely legitimate report of a highly dramatic incident and he did try to get their names, but the company which owned the boat refused to comment.

This frame defines what is considered "legitimate" reporting about climate change.

Cameron tells us that arms sales to the Gulf are "entirely legitimate" (Report, 6 November).

Mercer is expected to argue that he was the victim of entrapment, not legitimate reporting.

The chief executive officer of the Media, Entertainment and Arts Alliance, Paul Murphy, told Guardian Australia the attempts to prosecute sources undermined legitimate reporting.