Sentence examples for reporting specific from inspiring English sources

Waxman pressed Selig about Giants General Manager Brian Sabean's not reporting specific complaints about Bonds and Bonds's trainer, Greg Anderson.

He said that 99% of the accounts that make that report are "bad actors doing bad things" like impersonating and bullying, and said nobody at Facebook had noticed the pattern of one person reporting specific types of accounts.

Steven T. Florio, chief executive of Condé Nast, defends his company's move, arguing that the old practice of reporting specific revenues for specific kinds of ads is putting the company at a competitive disadvantage.

The official news agency, SANA, which for months has avoided reporting specific death tolls for soldiers, said the blasts caused numerous casualties.

But support from parents can offer more leverage for students who fall prey to unscrupulous tenants, at a time when more and more students are reporting specific housing problems: "At Shelter we hear from students all the time who are facing issues like unprotected deposits, poor conditions, and unfair terms in tenancy agreements – not to mention extremely high letting agent fees".

In May 2010, the principal of a Catholic elementary school where Father Ratigan worked hand-delivered a letter to the vicar general reporting specific episodes that had raised alarms: the priest put a girl on his lap during a bus ride and allowed children to reach into his pants pockets for candy.

They even reported specific dates, all of which have now come and gone.

Indeed, there are those who may get some salacious pleasure from manipulating a search engine to report specific editorial opinion in response to a particular search input.

The rules, though, do not require them to report specific amounts received for speaking or consulting, other than broad indications like "more than $30,000".

Mostyn, in his written ruling, said journalists were allowed into private, "ancillary relief" proceedings to observe as watchdogs, but "not to report specific details of the case".

But the aide, who did not want to be identified, said the Bush White House considered the pranks relatively minor and did not report specific incidents to Mr. Clinton.