Sentence examples for reports to counter from inspiring English sources

When President Obama and Mitt Romney face off Wednesday night in the first presidential debate, The New York Times's newsroom will be ready with a small army of reporters and editors – and with a spreadsheet of 76 pre-written fact-checking reports – to counter the candidates' efforts to embellish or misinform.

Philip M. Damashek, the lawyer for the Dorismond family, said the family needed the reports to counter a campaign by city officials to discredit the victim.

These institutes generate pseudo-academic reports to counter scientific results.

Companies can then use the report to counter the negative information or convince the author of the negative post to remove it.

Overexpression of Nanog has been reported to counter the induction of differentiation as a result of LIF removal (Chambers et al., 2003).

William J. Museler, the group's president, said his organization had updated last year's report largely to counter a widespread perception that the Sept. 11 attacks and the slowing economy had put an end to a mounting electric power crisis.

The report appeared to counter predictions that the issuing of an arrest warrant in March by the International Criminal Court for President Omar Hassan al-Bashir for war crimes in Darfur would make life worse for the peacekeepers.

Franke-Ruta gave the example of a 21-minute news cycle, from incident to report to counter-report, all driven by a tweet: Mitt Romney joked that no one had ever asked to see his birth certificate.

I contacted Obama spokesperson Ben LaBolt, providing him with a copy of the exhaustive 249-page Human Rights Watch report titled "Why They Died: Civilian Casualties in Lebanon During the 2006 War" and asked him if the senator had any empirical evidence that countered the HRW findings and other reports that appeared to counter Obama's claim.

It is not surprising that patients emphasized such issues in their accounts given that there were reports of having to counter others' perceptions of care abroad.

5 A 2005 joint report by the WHO and Health Action International (HAI) reported on interventions to counter promotional activities.