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The rough policing of G20 events led Sir Denis O'Connor, Her Majesty's chief inspector of constabulary, to publish his important report on upholding British principles of policing by consent.
A bi-partisan fiscal commission will release an important report on government finances on 1 December, after which both sides may forfeit some principles by agreeing to a mixture of tax increases and spending cuts.
The Working Party No. 3 of the organization's Economic Committee, which is concerned with problems of money and exchange, has made significant contributions; it issued a very important report on balance-of-payments adjustment problems in 1966.
Perhaps the most important report on what the Treasury was up to in the 1990s – prepared in the teeth of some of most dangerous financial crises of the mid-1990s, and published as American Finance for the 21st Century in late 1998 in the wake of the Asian crisis – made a sharp distinction between the old practice of "failure prevention" and the new one of "failure containment".
To enhance hydrogen binding energy on MOF frameworks, an important report on modified MOFs has changed the status of hydrogen storage in porous MOFs [14].
"This is an extremely important report on a rare find at a critical time of cultural evolution," says Brian Hayden, an archaeologist at Simon Fraser University in Burnaby, Canada.
In one of the most important reports on the subjects, the National Research Council NRCC), USA, concluded that consumers of enzymatic laundry products did not develop respiratory allergies [ 148].
On Tuesday, when the Census Bureau released one of the country's most important reports on income and poverty, dozens of facts were revealed.
We agreed he probably was, before getting back to what we thought more important, reporting on Bush.
Globally, it's also the time of year for some important reports on cereal markets and food security.
I also have been remiss in failing to point to the important reporting on the origins of the Heartland documents by Megan McCardle of The Atlantic.
