Sentence examples for case study cites from inspiring English sources

Like all of the IPCC's work, this was meant to be an expert assessment of relevant research, resting mostly on peer-reviewed sources but also, at times, on the "grey literature"—reports by governments and other organisations that are not commercially or academically published.The WG-II case study cites a grey report by the WWF, an environmental group, as the source of the date 2035.

Mali is a case study, cited everywhere as an example.

In one case study cited in the inspectorate's document, officers chose to no-crime a report of rape made by a 13-year-old girl, because of a lack of evidence or witnesses: "From the investigation notes it appeared the officers did not believe the victim and had for that reason no-crimed the report".

In another of the case studies cited by Acma, a broadcaster was found in breach because a commercial television current affairs program broadcast audio excerpts of a recording of a couple fighting, without their consent.

The DDOT/Parkmobile collaboration is one of five case studies cited in a new article for the Stanford Social Innovation Review by Nikhil Sahni and and Maxwell Wessel, until recently fellows at Harvard Business School's Forum for Growth and Innovation, and Clayton Christensen, a Harvard professor and longtime writer on innovation.

They were some of the case studies cited in a report released on Wednesday by Human Rights Watch, which interviewed 58 women and girls in prison and found that more than half of them were there for acts that in most countries would not be considered crimes.

The study cites the case of a 15-year-old girl, a would-be suicide bomber in Iraq, who was arrested while still wearing an explosive vest.

Co-authored by Hugh Griffiths and Mark Bromley, the study cites several such cases, including the U.N. peacekeeping mission in Sudan which has continued to use Badr Airlines even after the Security Council recommended an aviation ban for violating a U.N. arms embargo.

Buffett has described it as "by far the best book on investing ever written," and although the case studies it cites are now decades old, its practical advice on how to look at balance sheets and income statements is timeless.

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