Sentence examples for so-called report from inspiring English sources

Those familiar with the MHPC clarion call are conditioned to take every so-called "report" with a grain of salt.

"This so-called report is a rehash of inaccurate and exaggerated news stories spanning several years that ignore the facts.

We don't know how the evidence in this so-called report can be tenable," said Hong Lei, a Foreign Ministry spokesman.

We don't know how the evidence in this so-called report can be tenable.

Therefore we avoided to establish a ranking of the hospitals, in itself a dubious technique [ 66], and to make our results available to the public by so-called report cards.

The state of Hessen uses the so-called report digits ("Rückmeldezahlen, RMZ"), which report encoded medical indications (e.g. combustion, hyperventilation) and the patient's condition by a return code "RMC"(Rückmeldecode) and timestamps.

As the so-called reporting manager to the Securities and Exchange Commission, he was allowed to thumb through earnings reports before their release.

But there have been more extreme lapses, including television news programs' broadcasting so-called reports that were produced by outsiders on one side of a particular issue.

She argues that more states should adopt so-called reporting-pay laws, which guarantee payment for a minimum number of hours if a worker's shift is cut short.

These legal officers, who were the instruments of the appointing authority concerned, had the duty of writing so-called reports of evidence, if crimes of any sort occurred, and of submitting such reports to the courts so that they might take over the prosecution of the crimes.

But NBC could have avoided its lethal mix: features so melodramatic they are unintentionally comic, and a style so choppy it attenuates suspense instead of building it, so slick it is nearly impossible to tell the commercials from the so-called reporting.