Sentence examples for a report asserting that from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a report asserting that" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when introducing the content of a report that makes a claim or statement about a particular subject. Example: "The report asserting that climate change is accelerating has raised concerns among scientists and policymakers."
On Tuesday, the developer released a report asserting that the building remains seismically safe, despite the unexpected settlement.
The union has issued a report asserting that the death rate at the home has more than tripled since the strike began.
[New York Post] A report asserting that New Yorkers are likely consuming trace amounts of pharmaceuticals when they drink local water has raised concern among government officials.
B1 Apocalyptic Vision A group campaigning to shut the Indian Point nuclear plant is to release a report asserting that an attack could cause apocalyptic damage.
Along these lines, the group recently released a report asserting that there had already been a 65 percent decrease in profit from trading in three of the conflict minerals.
The Senate Intelligence Committee is preparing to release a report asserting that waterboarding and other enhanced interrogation techniques used by CIA operatives were not effective, according to Feinstein who chairs the committee.
In August 2008, the Bush-era F.D.A. released a draft report asserting that the small amounts of BPA that leach into milk or food are not dangerous.
The Vatican today denied a newspaper report asserting that John Paul II would retire this Christmas, and as if to prove its denial, announced that the 80-year-old pope would visit Ukraine in June.
When a harsh report asserting that torture is widespread in Turkey was released this week, the surprise was not just the amount of damning evidence it contained, but also the source.
6 Report on Torture in Turkey When a harsh report asserting that torture is widespread in Turkey was released, the surprise was not just the amount of damning evidence it contained, but also the source: the parliamentary committee on human rights.
Most damaging of all, on June 6th, Iran's improbable claim that it does not seek nuclear weapons was further undermined by leaks from a UN report asserting that it had withheld sensitive information (see article).Few of these misdeeds had much to do with Mr Khatami; a few, in fact, may not be misdeeds at all.
