Sentence examples for report acquired by from inspiring English sources

A Cook County medical examiner's report, acquired by the Guardian under the Freedom of Information Act, claimed that Galvan, 33, died of "opiate intoxication".

A leaked report acquired by the Guardian cited projects in parts of East Jerusalem – occupied by Israel since 1967 – that are being used "as a political tool to modify the historical narrative and to support, legitimise and expand settlements".

In early May, a leaked report acquired by Reuters indicated that evidence of chemical weapons material was found at an undeclared site.

To that end, 90min competes with a plethora of football (or soccer) focussed content sites, including major media brands and newspapers as well as the likes of Bleacher Report (acquired by Turner) and SB Nation (operated by Vox Media).

At some point, Zimmerman called 911, telling the operator there was a "suspicious person in the area," according to a police report acquired by HuffPost.

A 95-page report acquired by The Village Voice confirms a former NYPD officer's allegations that a department precinct issued illegal quotas and underreported crimes in order to manipulate statistics.

Both sides had also agreed in writing that any technical reports acquired by Mr. Pope could contain nothing but unclassified information.

The Borowitz Report was acquired by The New Yorker in 2012.

The Borowitz Report was acquired by The New Yorker in 2012.

It would be best if the Kloss report were acquired by an individual or institution willing to donate it to a public collection, ideally, the Rare Books and Manuscripts Division at the Library of Congress.

The Bleacher Report was acquired by Turner Broadcasting in August 2012 for an undisclosed sum, reportedly near $200 million.