Sentence examples for reportedly mentioned from inspiring English sources

Dear also reportedly mentioned President Obama, for whom he appears to harbor an intense dislike.

He reportedly mentioned the bank's $2.4 billion plans to build its new European headquarters in London's Canary Wharf, hinting that the project could be scaled down.

Former sports minister and current ABAE chairman Richard Caborn reportedly mentioned approval from Sport England, which funds grassroots amateur boxing, in a letter to AIBA to inform them of their new articles of association and plans to make boardroom changes.

He was very fond of his eldest daughter Lee In-hee, and reportedly mentioned to his confidants that she would be a shoe-in as his successor if only she was male.

Former sports minister and current ABAE chairman Richard Caborn reportedly mentioned approval from Sport England, which funds grassroots amateur boxing, in a letter to the AIBA to inform them of their new articles of association and plans to make boardroom changes.

A possible new change reportedly mentioned by Goodell to McKay would eliminate kickoffs altogether.

AIBA believed rules were broken regarding external interference in ABAE's constitution, with chairman Richard Caborn  reportedly mentioning consultation with Sport England, which funds grassroots amateur boxing, in a letter to the world governing body.

In other words, the FBI also is looking into the possibility that Ciancia's views about the New World Order -- a feared totalitarian "one-world government" that he also reportedly mentions in his note -- may have been part of his motivations.

The Dodgers reportedly are mentioning Kemp's name in discussions of potential trades, and at least five teams have shown interest.

The other group you mentioned reportedly aggregates data.

That is to say, we looked into the possible effects of miR-223 on these molecules, since these molecules, as mentioned above, reportedly affect celastrol's anti-tumor ability, and also because miR-223 has been confirmed as regulating these molecules [ 27– 29].