Sentence examples for data issuing from inspiring English sources

The Kerry campaign seized on the data, issuing a report highlighting the job market's weaknesses since President Bush took office, including a net loss of 1.8 million private-sector jobs.

The adopted procedure depends exclusively on the data issuing from load displacement (P δ) curve and does not require crack length monitoring during the test which is a difficult task to be accomplished with the necessary accuracy in the ENF test.

So the government has used National Security Letters to get the data, issuing 192,500 of the letters between 2003 and 2006, according to an audit by the Justice Department inspector general.

Following our formal application to the agency, the ABS granted us permission to access, analyse and publish the present data, issuing our team the Confidentialised Unit Record Files (CURF) to allow our use of the data [ 14, 15].

Results are compared with the data issued by different manufacturers.

The data issued by the exchange is usually about two weeks out of date.

The UK economy also grew by 0.2%, according to preliminary data issued last month.

Kingston has a population of 22,828, according to Census Bureau data issued this week.

A part of the data issued from this in vivo infection has already been published in28.

But this figure bears little relation to the most recent average-price data issued by the two government agencies.

"From studying the data issued by the Home Office Assets Recovery Agency, there is no evidence to suggest there are vast inflows of money undermining the system.