Sentence examples for effort issued from inspiring English sources

The oversight panel in charge of supervising the Treasury's rescue effort issued its first report to Congress yesterday.

By James Surowiecki December 10, 2008 The oversight panel in charge of supervising the Treasury's rescue effort issued its first report to Congress yesterday.

The United Nations health agency, which has spearheaded the anti-smoking effort, issued a report that concluded litigation is a powerful tool in changing the behavior of tobacco giants and lowering the number of tobacco-related deaths.

The Gulf Cooperation Council, a regional group that spearheaded the diplomatic effort, issued a statement on Saturday condemning "the special use of arms and heavy weapons against unarmed demonstrators" in Yemen and urging "restraint and a commitment to full and immediate cessation of fire".

It is repeated in a report on the outcome of that effort issued in February and entitled Quality Assurance in Doctoral Education results of the ARDE project.

The video appears to be a well-timed public relations effort, issued to reassure its supporters it's a fully functional state capable of governing Muslims throughout the world, not just another militant group wreaking chaos.

People at CNN said that they got significant blowback from sources, but Mr. Zucker seemed fine with the overall effort, issuing a hero-gram to the staff on Friday, before the final chapter unfolded.

Paul Bremer, our post-invasion viceroy and the recipient of a Presidential Medal of Freedom for his efforts, issued the order that allows contractors to elude Iraqi law, a folly second only to his disbanding of the Iraqi Army.

And the city regularly rates its own efforts, issuing a progress "report card" every two years.

In the past three years, Prince George's County police have increased enforcement efforts, issuing more than 10,000 citations and pulling over 700 drivers.

Even before he was picked by Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein to take over the case, investigators had been stepping up their efforts — issuing subpoenas and looking to conduct interviews, people familiar with the matter said.