Sentence examples for analysis contained in a from inspiring English sources

It is a wide mix of qualitative and quantative analysis, contained in a range of documents.. since the referendum.

The party's legal analysis, contained in a 38-page memo to the committee, says the committee can either seat only 50percentt of the delegates or seat them all but give them only half a vote, which amounts to the same thing.

Nothing in this paragraph shall be construed so as to permit the Commission to require any government securities broker or government securities dealer to obtain, maintain, or furnish any examination report of any appropriate regulatory agency other than the Commission or any supervisory recommendations or analysis contained in any such examination report.

The wealth of data and analysis contained in the new Atlas is a treasure trove for anyone seeking to follow it.

African-Americans living in the Detroit area were 70 percent more likely to wind up with a subprime loan than were white borrowers with similar financial characteristics, according to an analysis, contained in the lawsuit, of New Century loans made between 2004 and 2006.

Instead the harmonic analysis contained in the DWT allowed us to obtain a representation of the signal that analyzes the frequency content in a multi-scale domain.

The analysis contained in the CBC report should lead to a fuller and more informed public discussion of this important topic.

A portion of the data and analysis contained in this Policy Brief was previously included in the report The Committee for Better Banks Report: The state of the bank employee on Wall Street, available at www.betterbanks.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Bank-Worker-Campaign-Report-.pdf.

A spokeswoman for the Foreign Office said: "There was no undue influence by FCO officials on the analysis contained in the 2002 feasibility study.

His analysis, contained in the apostolic exhortation Evangilii Gaudium, has resulted in the Vatican being described as the modern "spearhead of radical economic thinking".

His analysis, contained in his new book Drugs, Crime and Public Health, found that fewer than two in 1,000 white people were arrested for drug offences in 2007 to 2008, compared with more than 10 in 1,000 black people.