Sentence examples for a report arguing from inspiring English sources

The Institute of Fiscal studies has just produced a report arguing that under Labour the better-off pay more taxes and there has been redistribution to the poor.

The group, the American Cause, released a report arguing that anti-immigration absolutism was still the solution for the party's deep electoral woes, actual voting results notwithstanding.

Covenant Review, the bond research organization, has since come out with a report arguing that the judge was wrong on the first point.

In 2007, the two men teamed up for a report arguing the next US president should make a low carbon economy a top priority.

Universal McCann, the marketing agency, produced a report arguing that the "age of mass media" had given way to the "age of social media".

In January, Warren issued a report arguing that U.S. companies get away with crimes that regular people don't because of weak enforcement.

Governments must take the lead on reducing gender inequality to unlock almost £10tn of additional global economic output, a report argues.

Apprenticeship programmes should last three years and be as demanding as A-levels, a report argues.

Summer-born children should have their exam marks boosted to compensate for being almost a year younger when they sit tests, a report argues.

Twenty years ago, the US Institute of Medicine (IOM) released a seminal report arguing for a greater focus on the prevention of mental illness and for significant increases to US funding for prevention research and implementation infrastructure [ 66, 67].

In April, the National Audit Office NAOO) issued a scathing report arguing that the government's desperation to sell Royal Mail cost taxpayers £750m in a single day.