Sentence examples for found in its report from inspiring English sources

The dwindling lion population cannot sustain hunting losses like this indefinitely, the IUCN found in its report.

Barstow confirmed what the Southern Poverty Law Center had found in its report last year: the unhinged and sometimes armed anti-government right that was thought to have vaporized after its Oklahoma apotheosis is making a comeback.

In Nauru, Amnesty found in its report, the detainees were living in a camp 150m by 100m, in 16-man or 5-man tents that contained closely-packed stretcher beds and plastic containers for clothes.

That lines up pretty closely with what little the CEOP were able to find in its report.

The percentage of workers in unions fell to 11.3 percent, down from 11.8 percent in 2011, the bureau found in its annual report on union membership.

The government is also talking up its dob-in-your-neighbour "crackdown" on foreign investors illegally buying in Australia, but its own parliamentary inquiry into that issue found in its 2014 report that foreign investment was "not causing market distortions".

An independent panel appointed by Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld to investigate abuse of detainees found in its August 2004 report that General Sanchez had failed to ensure proper staff oversight of detention and interrogation operations.

The Partnership found in its 2006 report, Growth or Gridlock, that vehicles going to and from this economic hub generate the excess traffic congestion that causes over $13 billion in annual costs and revenue losses to people and businesses across the entire region.

The Care Quality Commission found, in its last report on the current state of mental health care, "failings that may disempower patients, prevent people from exercising legal rights and ultimately impede recovery or even amount to unlawful and unethical practice".

The International Labour Organization found in its annual report that, between 1995 and 2014, wages in 91 of 133 rich and developing countries did not keep pace with increased productivity and economic growth.

Those figures are slightly less than what the federation found in its last such report, two years ago, even if costs are rising.