Sentence examples for annual work report from inspiring English sources

The government's annual work report is reliably larded with praise for the state's accomplishments and the superiority of socialism with Chinese characteristics, as leaders call their state-controlled economy.

But Mr. Wen, who mentioned the need to reform China's political system just once in the annual work report he submitted to the legislature, was no less circumspect at the news conference.

Mr. Wen delivered his sometimes gloomy assessment of the state of Chinese society in his final annual work report to the national legislature, the National People's Congress, which will elect a new prime minister and government leadership at the end of the annual meeting.

Other data of this study are from yearbooks of respective cities and regions, annual work reports of prosecution institutes, "Annual statistics of Chinese regional economies (2011)," "Law Yearbook of China" (1987 2013), and interviews with nine people from public safety or prosecution institutions from five provinces or autonomous regions.

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao's annual parliamentary work report takes a couple of hours to deliver - but far longer to compile.

The International Labour Organisation ILOO) also highlights an urgent need for 200m new jobs in emerging countries in its annual World of Work report.

In its annual "World of Work Report," the I.L.O. said that the withdrawal of stimulus measures and the failure of many Western economies to change laws or rules that limit job creation meant that employment growth would remain stagnant through 2010, and only return to precrisis levels in 2015, at the earliest.

The 2002-2006 Annual Work Plans and Annual Reports were the main documents reviewed, which described targets, provision of supplies and human resource capacity building activities in the three components of the programme, and the yearly progress.

An estimated 196 million people were unemployed worldwide at the end of last year, forecast to rise to 202 million in 2012 for a rate of 6.1percentt, according to the United Nations agency's annual flagship report, "World of Work Report 2012".

The report found that annual work income losses cost the equivalent of almost 1% of GDP in south Asia.

The annual income from Hudson Valley farm work reported by the workers averaged $6,643.