Sentence examples for reports refer from inspiring English sources

Some news reports refer to Israel as the Palestinian interior.

Chinese fans and media reports refer to Clinton by her first name in Mandarin, Xilali.

Some White House female employees, according to US newspaper reports, refer to the White House as "the boys' club" or "fraternity".

Some reports refer to former ISI officials, including Hamid Gul, who headed the agency in the late 1980s, when Pakistan and the US were supporting militants against the Soviets in Afghanistan.

It notes that while 99 per cent of the FTSE 100 annual reports refer to diversity as a whole, some 80 per cent lack any mention of non-discrimination policies for transgender employees.

An editorial in the state-run Global Times newspaper warned people to "avoid any premature stance or interference" in Myanmar's affairs; Chinese news reports refer to "border people" rather than "refugees".

The scorecard and the match reports referred to him as 27YEMP.

The list of those offending and those offended keeps growing with recent high profile reports referring to Louise Mensch, Tom Daley, Guy Adams, Steve Dorkland, Helen Skelton and Kevin Pietersen.

Both reports referred to her, describing her as "the second girl," whom the Gardaí were keen to locate.

Although news reports referred to the white powder as cocaine, the police described the substance only as a white powder.

Newspaper reports referred to Ahmed "the terrorist" and "the stabber" even though he had not used his knife.