Sentence examples for the report headlined from inspiring English sources

Similarly, there is no correction attached to a version of the report, headlined "Iran Trains 3,000 Female Ninja Assassins," which has been viewed more than 160,000 times on the YouTube channel of Britain's ITN since February.

The report, headlined "Ethnic minorities 'within their rights to ask why they should pay their licence fee', MP in furious attack on BBC", said the criticism would "pile enormous pressure on BBC bosses".

Even the Guardian, in its only article on the actual contents of the report, headlined an "extra" £1bn cost to the Treasury of the proposed Public Broadcasting Authority's spending budget, failing to spot that this was more than covered by the continuing licence fee for the first six years, and higher spectrum fees plus VAT on subscriptions thereafter.

Neither is still on the books of News UK, but the same cannot be said of Kelvin MacKenzie, the man behind the Sun's most notorious outrage – the Hillsborough report headlined "The Truth", which was packed with falsehoods.

But the Morgan Stanley report, headlined "The help to buy premium – and its unintended consequences", drily unpicks the data, revealing how the beneficiaries have been the major developers.

The newspaper stories carrying the latest Nielsen Report headlined the fact that the three major TVnetworks had fallen into a vertually dead heat in national popularity.

The Times report, headlined "climate scientist fears murder by hitman", was based on an interview with Wadhams in which he said that there are only four people in Britain, himself included, who were "really leaders" on Arctic ice thickness.

The animals can be a menace as the paper's report, headlined with an inevitable pun, Mayor takes goat issue by the horns, made clear.

Often the communication of the reports' headline messages by local decision-makers is aimed at two audiences: internal senior managers and staff, as well as external facing staff; for the Environment Agency for example, this is mainly through the Climate Ready programme (see Wright, 2013).

The report was headlined "We Agree!" On October 24 , 2001 Summers met with Cornel West.

"And Cristiano Ronaldo didn't score today!" to adapt the old BBC Sports Report headline about a 16-year-old Trevor Francis, after 15 goals from his first 15 games for Birmingham City.