Sentence examples for published news reports from inspiring English sources

The injunction applies even when Fly obtains information about the recommendations from published news reports.

The letters it sent Friday to ImClone, Bristol-Myers and the F.D.A. rely for the description of events on published news reports.

De Boer said Contador became even more concerned after reading published news reports that scientists at an antidoping laboratory in Cologne, Germany, which did part of the testing for the Tour, found traces of plastic in a blood sample Contador gave on July 21, the day he tested positive for clenbuterol.

In 2002, when Dubai's property sector was opened up to foreign buyers, an international crime threat assessment, prepared for the U.S. government by the Federation of American Scientists, drew on published news reports to conclude that "money-laundering activity in the U.A.E. may total $1 billion annually".

"Some have asked me if it took published news reports for us to take action," Mohn wrote.

To collect its data, the group focuses on published news reports, information provided by homeless advocates and service providers and accounts from homeless people, the group said in its last report.

All I saw was a published news report.

An Iranian journalist who works for a government paper, and asked not to be identified, told the Guardian: "Soon after the election last year, those papers which insisted on publishing news or reports about the opposition leaders were all closed down, so after a while an unwritten ruling overshadowed the media in Iran.

The BofA report, which followed published news of the deal rumors, suggests that Southern California office REITs Maguire and Kilroy Realty Trust could experience enhanced valuations as a result of an Arden sale.

The New York Times is naming Mr. D'Andrea because his identity was previously published in news reports, and he is leading an important new administration initiative against Iran.

"I am shattered because Mugabe is one of the most highly qualified and most able leaders," Mr. Tutu said in remarks to European journalists that were published in news reports here.