Sentence examples for a paper released by from inspiring English sources

A paper released by the national commission on the BP Deepwater Horizon spill warned that a serious leak in the high Arctic would be extremely difficult to clean up.

A paper released by the White House today notes that if the Coast Guard (part of the Transportation Department) finds illegal immigrants on a ship, it now calls the I.N.S. (part of the Justice Department); if it finds dangerous cargo, it calls Customs (part of the Treasury).

A paper released by the WHI in 2013 repeated the message that had been lost in the breast cancer furore: that HRT is useful for managing the symptoms of some (probably younger) women, but that the "WHI trials do not support the use of this therapy for chronic disease prevention".

What, then, are we to make of a paper released by the Romney campaign on Tuesday claiming that cold data show the recovery has been really slow, that Mr. Obama's stimulus policies made it worse and that Mr. Romney's plans would reverse the trends.

But "financial multipolarity" — the shifting of the center of gravity to more places, notably in the East — is making "global financial regulatory harmonization a more distant prospect than was the case before the crisis," the economists Stéphane Rottier and Nicolas Véron argued in a paper released by Bruegel this week.

Mr Tabarrok offered as evidence a paper released by the Minnesota Fed, which we promptly skewered as simplistic.Well, a battle of the regional Feds has commenced, as economists from the Boston branch have now released a reply to their Minnesota counterparts.

Activists from the League of Social Democrats burned a copy of a "white paper" released by Beijing last month that reasserted its authority over the former British colony.

A white paper released by the Brookings Institution last week charts a new policy to cut U.S. greenhouse emissions.

Automated tweeting played a small but potentially decisive role in Trump's win, according to a working paper released by the nonprofit National Bureau of Economic Research.

An alternative is the "frog" voting system, proposed in a working paper released by the Caltech/M.I.T. Voting Technology Project in 2001.

The proposal to strip sole nationals of citizenship is currently contained in a discussion paper released by the government though there is little detail about proposed legislation.