Sentence examples for changing the report from inspiring English sources

But the nature of trafficking was changing, the report warned.

"The underlying issue is whether we can gauge what cohabitation means if we are using a standard that is also changing," the report said.

According to a draft report from the Government Accountability Office, which was leaked to the press because officials were afraid the office would be pressured into changing the report's conclusions, U.S. government agencies "differ" on whether sectarian violence has been reduced.

But those percentages are slowing changing, the report found.

In the meantime, 2011 offered hints that some of the factors that kept health care spending increases relatively low might be changing, the report suggests.

In addition to changing the reporting structure of the DIUx group, which occupies a sprawling facility opposite a NASA wind tunnel and adjacent to Silicon Valley's busy Highway 101, Mr. Carter pointed to a range of initiatives that he was undertaking in an effort to make the Defense Department's culture more like that of Silicon Valley.

In a response to CtW, the media giant said in a letter that the company "has acted swiftly and decisively to address workplace civility matters at Fox News," including installing new leadership and new human resources executives, changing the reporting structure and adding an enhanced training program for 7,000 employees.

Tammie Lou Kapusta, a former paralegal at the Stern firm, told the attorney general's office that people would work through the night to prepare for audits, including changing the reported dates for various steps in the process to comply with the requirements.

President Xi has also taken the much needed step of changing the reporting structure for the MEP and its provincial and municipal branches.

"There's still a long way to go though, in terms of changing the reporting of drug treatment in the media and in government messaging.

The 2008 National Academies report "Changing the Conversation" reported how the engineering profession, saddled with the inaccurate specter of being confined to toiling alone in the corner of a lab, was viewed as "middle of the pack" in terms of prestige.