Sentence examples for urgently reported from inspiring English sources

Last night, British newscasts led with a story that newspaper Web sites and radio broadcasts had urgently reported through the day: Manchester United, one of international sport's most popular and valuable teams, had conditionally agreed to sell Beckham to Barcelona in the Spanish League, reportedly for a $50 million transfer fee.

CNIL says while it was asked to urgently report on other elements of the legislation, it was "not consulted" on article 13, but was reassured that there would be safeguards.

The documentary evidence, whose contents were reported urgently to Washington on Friday afternoon, immediately elevated the significance of other intelligence information gathered in recent weeks that had already been regarded as highly troubling, senior American intelligence officials said.

This finding should be reported urgently and treatment initiated because it is associated with the presence of deep vein thrombosis and the development of new thromboembolic events.

New research suggests that viral videos can have a devastating effect on the populations of endangered species and that a mechanism is urgently needed to report images of them online.

And we reported these threats urgently," Mr. Tenet said, adding that none of the reports were specific.

These matters, large and small, have been reported incessantly and urgently by the fiercely competitive Australian news media, sometimes in a mocking tone, each story magnified because the Summer Games are considered the most important sports event in the country's history.

Because studies of NITs had a high risk of bias, better-quality data are urgently needed to validate their reported diagnostic accuracy.

"We are urgently investigating reports that British nationals were involved in a helicopter crash in New Zealand," a Foreign Office spokesperson told The Independent.

In London, the Foreign Office said it was urgently checking reports that the Iranian authorities planned to put two of its local employees on trial.

In mid-December 2008 the FAO reported that it needed $5.2 billion urgently to feed 100 million people in severe crisis.