Sentence examples for face report from inspiring English sources

What a choice for the banks to face: report big losses or claim that they are not sophisticated enough to comply with an accounting rule that has been on the books for more than a decade.

YMCA England and Wales's In Your Face report, published on Wednesday, says that "comments and criticisms of young people's appearance have become part of everyday life", with 55% of children affected.

The actor allegedly grabbed an unidentified 25-year-old man's scarf, scratching his face, report both TMZ and the Associated Press.

"George Entwistle, the controller of BBC Knowledge, refused to comment yesterday at home in south London and shut his front door in a reporter's face," reported the Sunday Times back in December 2009.

The FACE reports were developed using the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, Division of Safety Research-recommended FACE report format that incorporates Haddon's matrix.

(She has a mean poker face, reports Charles Fried, a law professor and former solicitor general in the Reagan administration who is a big admirer of hers).

The companies are obliged to report defects in the United States to regulators, but regulators have said the companies do not face reporting obligations in many circumstances when the problems are noticed in cars abroad.

Sean Penn will return to the director's chair for the first time since 2007's critically acclaimed Into the Wild on the African-set romantic drama The Last Face, reports Variety.

Blues hope the tight-head stays, but face reported competition from Premiership side Harlequins and French second-tier club Pau.

Through several summers of volunteer work at an Ethiopian orphanage, Nubia learned firsthand the devastating poverty so many children face, reported ABC News.

McKinnon's mother Janis Sharp told Channel 4 News: "It's an in absentia report and it contradicts his previous face-to-face report.