Sentence examples for report referring from inspiring English sources

Boeing declined to comment on the report, referring all questions to the Air Force.

Another 1998 report, referring to Mr. bin Laden as "UBL," said, "UBL Plans for Reprisals Against U.S. Targets, Possibly in U.S".

"We need to be careful not to expect Teahupoo or J-Bay to miraculously come to New York," Collins wrote in his report, referring to famous breaks off Tahiti and South Africa.

"They intend to use the pick-up trucks to target ANA compounds, ISAF and GOA convoys, as well as ranking GOA and ISAF officials," said a report, referring to coalition forces and the government of Afghanistan.

The Global CCS Institute's report, referring to carbon capture and sequestration, found that "while C.C.S. projects are progressing, the pace is well below the level required for C.C.S. to make a substantial contribution to climate change mitigation".

They found Dr Patel to be dishonest as he did not identify changes made to his first report referring to Mr Tomlinson's liver injuries, downplaying signs of bleeding by saying there was "no sign of haematoma" on his liver.

Therefore, reference to quality of studies in our report refers to those a priori judgments.

The report referred to the plan as a "monumental mistake".

The report refers readers to most of the studies.

"That report referred to the last academic year.

Another Tanjug report referred to Mr Kostunica as "president-elect".