Sentence examples for referred to in reports from inspiring English sources

Balakrishnan was among those held, along with his wife, referred to in reports only as Comrade Chanda.

Following a hearing of the culture, media and sport parliamentary select committee in September, Radcliffe, the women's marathon world record holder, emerged as the high-profile British athlete referred to in reports by the Sunday Times and German broadcaster ARD after the blood data leak and analysis by two experts.

Meanwhile, Mr Beard's wife - referred to in reports only as Mrs Beard - dialled 999.

It's referred to in reports as "Shakebao" or "Chako Paul City" (how very Swedish sounding) and was apparently founded by a rich old widow.

The powerplant was referred to in reports at the time by different terms: a turbine without propellers, turbo-propulseur, ducted fan or a suction turbine.

The study was approved by the Human Research Ethics Committee at the Alfred Hospital, Melbourne, Australia (Project No. 71/07) and the STROBE guidelines were referred to in reporting studies of this nature [ 12].

Roughly 56,000 patients reporting symptoms outside the service's scope were referred to in-person providers, the report says.

They have been referred to in parliamentary reports in Paris and Brussels and published in academic journals after peer review.

The other seven have been referred to in many reports as "C.I.A. officers" or "C.I.A. agents"; the Post calls them "C.I.A. operatives".

Amin, who was referred to in news reports as Abdul Raqib Amin, came to public attention in June 2014 when he appeared in a glossy video alongside Reyaad Khan and Nasser Muthana, both from Cardiff, arguing the case for the Islamic State.

"Tissue is so often dehumanised – it's referred to in medical reports and documents, and no one ever seems to remember that for every single biological sample that's used in any laboratory, anywhere, there's a person".