Sentence examples for the reports called from inspiring English sources

The reason: the agency says automakers have warned it that the reports, called technical service bulletins, are copyrighted.

The findings in the reports, called National Intelligence Estimates, represent the consensus view of the United States' 16 intelligence agencies, as opposed to the military, and were provided last week to some members of the Senate and House Intelligence Committees.

One of the reports, called the Price Index of Operating Costs, found that operating costs for rent-stabilized buildings increased 7.8percentt in the last year, in large part because of a rise in fuel costs and utility payments.

But no sooner had a senior official of Israel's military intelligence unit laid out his case than Secretary of State John Kerry, seeing the reports, called Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, apparently out of concern that such a declaration would force Mr. Obama's hand.

The reports, called Article IV agreements, are available on the fund's Web site and if one had read the previous assessments of Greece, the problems that are now front-page news — like high debts and reckless public spending — are laid out.

One of the reports, called the Price Index of Operating Costs [pdf], found that operating costs for rent-stabilized buildings increased by 7.8percentt in the last year, in large part because of a rise in fuel costs and utility payments.

The Pakistani Taliban have denied the reports, calling them propaganda.

By 2009, the reports call her a black woman.

Mr. McGreevey fiercely defended his administration's handling of the reports, calling them "rumor and innuendo".

The report called for several bold innovations.

The report called the flaws "predictable".