Sentence examples for congress report from inspiring English sources
Mr. Hu's congress report is a major part of the public ceremony that accompanies China's leadership transitions.
The Bush administration is said to have redacted 28 pages of a Congress report that documented Saudi government ties with the 9/11 hijackers.
Its unusual self‐criticism has been made public at a juncture when the timber industry, re buffed twice in efforts to get a national timber management bill through Congress, report edly is preparing a third at tempt.
A 1999 United States Congress report on Chinese espionage called Mr. Qian a spy, but critics say the report provides no basis other than a claim that he passed to China the secrets of the American Titan missile program, which began years after he had been deported.
Roll Call published its Wealth of Congress report, which ranks the net worth of the 115th Congress.
According to the same Wealth of Congress report, 53 members listed a combined $1.8 million in student loans on their financial disclosures.
The Library of Congress report marks the first comprehensive survey of the art form.
In a National Party Congress report issued in 2010, happiness makes an inaugural appearance as a national goal, in a paragraph right below the one devoted to the maintenance of G.D.P. growth.
That year, Kanan Makiya, a prominent Iraqi dissident, asked Chalabi, then a 30-year-old Northwestern law student, to draft an Iraqi National Congress report petitioning the Security Council to investigate Iraqi war crimes.
According to the US Congress report published last September, world demand for rare elements is estimated at 136,000 tonnes per year, with global production around 133,600 tonnes in 2010.
The history of wartime taxes in this country can be found in Professor Brownlee's book "Federal Taxation in America: A Short History" (Woodrow Wilson Center Press and Cambridge University Press, 1996); in "The Great Tax Wars," by Steven R. Weisman Simonn & Schuster, 2002); and in a 2002 Library of Congress report, "Financing Issues and Economic Effects of Past American Wars," by Marc Labonte.
