Sentence examples for wait for reports from inspiring English sources

Reporters do not actively go out to many random areas and see if anyone has been killed in a violent attack, but wait for reports to come in.

The proof will be in what it actually sounds like: and we'll have to wait for reports from Budapest to find out what this "new revolution" in piano technology does for pianistic possibility.

Lord Carlile told the Guardian: "We have taken the view that if the head of the security service and the current Metropolitan police commissioner argue that these powers are needed urgently to retain communications data due to changes in technology, then we needed to act now rather than wait for reports that we do not know when they will be completed.

Speaking to the Guardian at the time, he said: "We have taken the view that if the head of the security service and the current Metropolitan police commissioner argue that these powers are needed urgently to retain communications data due to changes in technology, then we needed to act now rather than wait for reports that we do not know when they will be completed".

We now wait for reports from some factory in an unnamed location showing the system with the drive.

As Dolan, his advisors, flak catchers and apologists wait for reports pertaining to his alleged payoffs to priests who violated children to just go away, the bigger question might be whether the "long arm of the law" can stay away.

Abubakar said they are also waiting for reports from three other areas of the country where potential cases have been reported and acknowledged.

Approaching the problem this way requires more effort by foundations and donors than simply writing a check and waiting for reports.

Law enforcement officials have been unable to find 56 of the men, and they are still waiting for reports on 119 others.

The presidency is hinging on a bunch of very tiny and peculiar variables in the Sunshine State -- I'm waiting for reports of voter fraud in the Magic Kingdom.

Labour is likely to press the government to oppose the measures as ministers are still waiting for reports from the Intelligence and Security Committee and a review by the independent reviewer of terrorism legislation, David Anderson.