Sentence examples for government summary from inspiring English sources

A government summary of the evidence concluded that there was "little evidence in the literature of a statistically significant impact from EU migration on native employment outcomes".

According to the government summary, any financial commitment Mr. Fastow did offer to Merrill came not from Enron, but from an investment partnership he ran called LJM2.

"Saddam's style, sentence structure and expressions are clearly present in the novel," said a United States government summary of the book.

Australia would be able to export more rice to Japan, and access for dairy products would also be improved, according to the government summary.

Downing Street also released a government summary of the legal advice by the attorney general, Dominic Grieve, which said military action would be lawful "under the doctrine of humanitarian intervention".

But, according to the government summary of his statements, Mr. Fastow -- who in recent months pleaded guilty to other criminal charges and began cooperating -- said in interviews with investigators that he never told Merrill executives that Enron would repurchase the investment.

Human Rights Watch accused the overwhelmingly Slav forces of Macedonia's government of summary executions of civilians, arson and torture in Ljuboten; 10 people died.

In a detailed report to be issued today, Human Rights Watch accuses the overwhelmingly Slavic forces of Macedonia's government of summary execution of civilians, arson and torture.

For example, in the government's summary, Mr. Fastow is described as saying that Merrill invested in the barge deal only because of "the extraordinarily high level of assurance" he provided that the firm would be taken out of the deal in six months, and achieve the return on its $7 million investment that it wanted.

Action would be a legal "humanitarian intervention" - even if it was vetoed at the UN, the government's summary of the advice said.

Select cases are handed over to government prosecutors for summary trials that are closed to the public.