Sentence examples for construct a report from inspiring English sources
Since that date to December 2014, I collected a great deal of information in order to construct a report on the State of the HD Graduate Training Program, which served as the basis of the Graduate School-requested self-assessment of HD for June 2014.
WASHINGTON -- Central Intelligence Agency Director John Brennan approved his agency's search of a walled-off computer network being used by the Senate Intelligence Committee to construct a report on the agency's torture program, a CIA Accountability Review Board has found.
The results are used to construct a "report card" that provides a high-level review of program performance and can be used in a continuous quality improvement process.
Taking his cue from Harry's eavesdropping, Osnard constructs a report on the "silent opposition" of the Panamanian underground, poised to strike a blow for democracy; he requests, and gets, backing from his own government, followed by military aid from the United States.
This, Roosevelt argues, is so dishonest that an engineer who constructed a report in that way would at once be dismissed, and the directors of a corporation who "tried to float shares on the strength of such a report" would be liable to "prosecution for fraud".
To construct a multidimensional self-report scale to measure nursing home (NH) medical staff organization (NHMSO) dimensions and then pilot the scale using a national survey of medical directors to provide data on its psychometric properties.
While assisting my team on this project, I was exposed to some of the background work that goes into constructing a final report on years of research.
Still, marine biologist David Siegel of the University of California, Santa Barbara, says that given the sporadic records, Worm and colleagues have constructed a solid report.
A variety of metrics to assess anesthesiology residency and fellowship programs are identified by the authors through literature review and considered for use in constructing a program "report card".
In this manner, ePluribus will allow US coalition forces to combine fragmented contributions from citizen observers with their own high-level reasoning to construct a comprehensive, high quality intelligence report.
Fallows tells the story of China's aspirations to become an international air power and construct a modern airplane industry; he reports the little known story of the role that western experts and companies have played in assisting China to become airborne.
