Sentence examples for forward reports from inspiring English sources

Guus Hiddink will seek evidence Alexandre Pato retains the desire to fulfil his potential and earn a permanent move to Chelsea when the Brazil forward reports for duty at his new club next week.

The charismatic Nurul argues that she took the initiative to put herself forward; reports suggest that her father had been against her standing.Looking back on the wreckage, Mr Chua admits he did not appreciate how risky these elections would be.

Both Reform and Conservative rabbis earn an estimated average annual salary of around $140,000, while the median salary for full-time pastors at Protestant churches was just $40,000, the Jewish Daily Forward reports.

from going to the floor with reform legislation next week, because Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) is refusing to sign a letter committing to block any bill Reid puts forward, reports The Hill.

The Jewish Daily Forward reports that Anti-Defamation League Natisnal Directryinge Foxman is toyingeto get Boehner and Netanyahu "to come down from the high tree they had climbed".

Blood collection centers forward reports of WNV-positive donors, and local health departments perform follow-up investigations to identify donors in whom clinical disease later develops.

In Mrs. Clinton's Senate race in 2000, The Jewish Daily Forward reported that Mrs. Clinton's step-grandfather was Jewish.

Ofsted's Moving English Forward report (2012) asked your predecessor to take action to ensure that every school developed a policy on reading for enjoyment for all.

The Jewish newspaper The Forward reported last month that Jewish seminaries accustomed to placing nearly all their newly minted rabbis were finding jobs this year for only about half.

The Jewish Daily Forward reported that Justice Scalia described Judge Barak as a "judicial pioneer" and said he has "profound respect for the man".

"We recognise that it can be very difficult for victims to come forward, report these crimes and maintain their support during a prosecution, due to the nature of the offences.