Sentence examples for reported verbatim from inspiring English sources

Testimony and argument at hearings shall be reported verbatim, unless the presiding officer otherwise orders.

Are those bits of English dialogue reported verbatim, or translated from the owner's and his daughter's Chinese?

By the same token, an author may not claim copyright in statements made by others and reported verbatim in the author's work.

They would be shared with the individual director, with comments reported verbatim when necessary to make clear any opportunities for improvement.

And before that, on the second day of the war, most of the western media reported verbatim central command statements that Umm Qasr was under "coalition" control - it was not until Wednesday that al-Jazeera could confirm all resistance there had been pacified.

The screening question should be neutral, unless a good reason exists for it to be otherwise, and reported verbatim.

White papers, (policy) reports, verbatim reports of meetings, and newspapers concerning the local cooperatives and their organizational environment were gathered and analyzed.

The Quran itself has many, and many more are found in the Hadith, which are later commentaries on the Quran that claim to report, verbatim, what Prophet Muhammad said on various matters.

The questionnaire had both an open-ended section for reporting verbatim and a closed-ended section with filter questions.

Lots of the media reported it, verbatim of course, the talking points.

President Bush greeted fellow summiteers at their meeting in Houston last week with a ringing but ungrammatical declaration that "a new world of freedom lays before us". The major wire services and most newspapers - The A.P., U.P.I., Reuters, The Washington Post, Newsday and The New York Times, among others - reported it verbatim.