Sentence examples for an official summary from inspiring English sources

The refinery group began drafting an official summary of E&Y's inspection – a document it believed would become the only publicly available report.

Ms. Chang's office also corrected an official summary of her background that said she had received a doctorate in theology from Princeton University.

He competed for a few years as a professional tennis player before moving into coaching, according to an official summary of his career, first at Northwestern University and then the University of Pennsylvania.

The man was subsequently interviewed by Austrian counterterrorism investigators; he told them that Mr. Kadyrov maintained a death list of 300 enemies to be killed, and managed a special department responsible for the killings, according to an official summary.

But the new administration's swift release of seven of the discredited opinions, as well as an official summary of why they were withdrawn, drew praise yesterday from Capitol Hill and human rights activists.

Mr. Lee's remarks, in an official summary of a regular weekly meeting of directors of the Financial Supervisory Service, reflected an investigation into a complaint by Samsung Electronics against UBS Warburg for a report by an analyst that sharply lowered the outlook of the company.

Sixteen years later, a 14-page official summary of that investigation paints a disturbing picture of the victorious rebel forces who would form the new Rwandan government.

To flesh out his "terrorist" profile, the official summary adds tales of a terrorist training camp and a grenade-filled mountain trench.

"Let these discredited people know that Iraq does not set its course on orders from a foreigner, or choose its leadership in accordance with instructions coming from Washington, London and Tel Aviv, but solely in accord with the wishes of the people of Iraq," an official Iraqi News Agency summary said.

The most recent Catechism of the Catholic Church the official summary of Church beliefs devotes a large section to the Commandments, which serve as the basis for Catholic social teaching.

The official summary report made public as a letter in April used much milder language to express concerns about HSBC's processes, stating "in certain instances the monitor believes that HSBC Group's progress has been too slow", adding that in some areas the bank's "historical cultural deficiencies continue to pervade its operations today".