Sentence examples for fact finding reports from inspiring English sources

Perdue added a chief operating officer and and a chief financial officer to the state's organizational chart and created the 'Commission for a New Georgia' to make recommendations for fixing things as they encountered them rather than produce expensive fact finding reports.

Through an agreement with PERB, the Catherwood Library provides digital copies of Fact Finding Reports and Contract Analysis Reports.

Today's fact finding report contains first-hand accounts from the front line communities Ex-Im attempted to ignore.

The revelation about the New York Police Department spying on Rev. Al Sharpton and the National Action Network in 2008 are wrong -- Police Commissioner Kelly, as he promised over a year ago, must issue a full fact finding report on the matter, fully disclose the spying activities of the police department and make restitution to Rev. Sharpton and NAN for this invasion of privacy".

Rapp filed two fact-finding reports with Congress, while Power and Pressman urged the Rajapaksa government to show greater accountability for its actions during the war.

In March 2015 the UN passed a resolution, in the wake of a succession of OPCW fact-finding reports, that the UN would take action against any group believed to have chemical weapons under article V11 of the UN Charter.

A fact-finding report finds that the named suspects have connections with those in the administration.

After his election he commissioned a fact-finding report on police and military wrongdoing during and after the 2011 uprising.

"I'm almost certain that the report won't be taken into account," agreed one of the researchers on the suppressed fact-finding report.

The Bank for International Settlements, a club of central bankers, last September issued a useful fact-finding report on the role of high-frequency trading in the vast foreign-exchange markets.

Andrew Lo, an M.I.T. economist, has proposed a financial version of the National Transportation Safety Board — an independent body to issue a fact-finding report after a crash or a bust.