Sentence examples for representative reported to from inspiring English sources

The U.S. Trade Representative reported to Congress in December that "counterfeiting and piracy remain at unacceptably high levels and continue to cause serious harm to U.S. businesses across many sectors of the economy".

Company representatives reported to us that the scale of disruptions from this eruption was not expected; however, it was evident that through past experiences they were in an excellent position to manage the impacts.

At least one representative is reported to have arrived in the chamber some 12 hours ago.

[Daily News] New York's Democratic representatives were reported to have challenged the House minority leader, Nancy Pelosi, because of the debt-limit agreement's proposed cuts to New York teaching hospitals.

While Mr. Kerrey said that he thought a strong Democratic candidate would emerge, only former Gov. Ben Nelson and former Representative John Cavanaugh were reported to be seriously thinking about getting into the race.

He has just started his second year of indefinite confinement, having already served a three year term of imprisonment on the mainland.He was visited by a Red Cross representative last month and reported to be in good health and living in accommodation "comparable to that of a high ranking officer in wartime".

Representative lesions are reported to be characterized by a thickening of the epidermis with superficial necrosis and hyperkeratosis, elongation of the rete ridges, and infiltration of neutrophils, macrophages, lymphocytes, and eosinophils in both the epidermal and dermal layers [ 7, 9].

3 4 From 2004 to 2008, the WHO conducted a global survey on maternal and perinatal health with 373 health facilities selected from 24 countries across Latin America, Africa and Asia. 5 Although the data were not nationally representative, China was reported to have the highest CS rate (46.2%) in the global survey.

A Roshan mobile money representative reported the problem to American officers, who urged the Ministry of Interior to crack down on the officer, and the practice was stopped, Colonel Edwards said.

However, the bill's main opponent in Congress, Republican Representative Darrell Issa, is now reported to have said the bill would not be brought to a vote in the House of Representatives.

However, the study population may be considered more representative of the events reported to the pharmacovigilance systems, given that spontaneous reporting does not require the autopsy confirmation.