Examples of using Is reported in English and their translations into Turkish
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Global ecstasy production is reported by the UNODC(2007a) to have fallen to around 102 tonnes in 2006.
Individual counselling on infectious diseases and assessment of drugrelated risk behaviour is reported to exist in prisons in 26 countries.
Madison Reed, which now does monthly employee surveys, has been able to take action the same day a problem is reported on Glint, according to Errett.
One suspect is reported to have escaped on foot and a widespread manhunt is underway throughout the park.
A suspect car is reported… so they search all cars of the same make and color.
When my death is reported on an encrypted page of The New York Times web site, a file on this drive will open, disclosing your brother's location.
Mike, every death in that country is reported as a combat incident, and for your information, there were thousands of people opposed to our pipeline.
You make a habit out of showing up at the scene before the crime is reported, inspector?
Within the confines of Castle Plunkett itself… we come to the infamous Wailing Willow… from which the Brogan Banshee… is reported to wail and howl from time to time.
Her press adviser, Frances Pirsig, is reported to be amongst that number, as are many of her team.
We have breaking news for you tonight, the singer Michael Jackson is reported to have died from a heart attack.
You're there the same night a senior Rev Guard commander is reported crossing the Jordanian border.
Incheon Port Jang Doo-chil, the man behind the $4 billion fraud case, is reported to have fled to China.
Dade mutual officials are telling us that an undisclosed amount of currency is reported missing at this time.
Provision of clean needles and syringes is reported by all countries except Cyprus, where this measure has, in 2006, been recommended by an expert group to curb a possible increase in injecting-related infections.
Co-morbidity is reported to be more common among heroin users, especially those who have a long history of drug use and who have experienced several interruptions in methadone treatment and whose social and living conditions have deteriorated.
In some countries, particularly in eastern Europe, drug injection remains the principal route of heroin administration and is reported by over 80% of heroin users entering treatment.
The use of pharmaceutical opioids for non-medical purposes is reported to have continued at high levels or increased in several countries(Czech Republic, Estonia, France, Austria, Finland) and may represent an important factor in explaining trends in druginduced deaths.
syringe exchange in prison settings is reported by Germany, Spain, Luxembourg, Portugal and Romania, and it is planned in the United Kingdom Scotland.
In both of these countries, methamphetamine is reported as the primary drug by a large proportion of clients entering treatment: 61% in the Czech Republic and 26% in Slovakia.