Sentence examples for cite a report from inspiring English sources

In this column, I cite a report that Sen. Obama had attended services at Trinity Church on July 22 , 2007

So it's good to be able to cite a report, from Julien Dokhan at AlloCiné, that he's getting to work on a new film.

They may also cite a report written by alumni of the Iraq Study Group, released on Sunday, that found some improvements in the country but came to a bleak conclusion.

The authors cite a report commissioned by the American Farm Bureau Federation predicting decreases of 15 to 31percentt in vegetable production and 30 to 61percentt in fruit production if undocumented workers are deported and the border is closed.

As evidence, they cite a report this month by the government statistical office that indicated that house-price inflation had risen in June at annual rate of 3.1 percent, up from 2.9 percent in May, bringing prices to the highest level in five years.

You cite a report that the police had to visit a fourth grader's home at 12 30 a.m. because he had threatened to "shoot" a wad of paper at a classmate with a rubber band and his school has a policy of "zero tolerance" for violence ("Boy Suspended for Rubber-Band Threat," news article, April 28).

The judge cited a report from social workers who had supervised the visits.

It cites a report by the Institute for Fiscal Studies IFSS) that 3 million families would lose £1,000 a year.

(Bishop commercials cited a report indicating that Fireworks by Grucci had contaminated local drinking-water wells).

To defend the ban, American officials cited a report by India's own human-rights commission.

Mr. Celeste cited a report prepared by his staff that said Ms. Brown was retarded.