Sentence examples for introduces the report from inspiring English sources

Logan introduces the report as a departure from the "intense partisanship" that has defined the Benghazi conversation.

For example, Dame Gillian Pugh introduces the report with this: There can be few more rewarding experiences – for either children or adults – than watching the seeds they have sown, sometimes more in hope than expectation, push up through the soil and grow into beautiful flowers or vegetables that they can pick and eat.

(Coburn introduces the report by saying that "as a practicing physician and two-time cancer survivor, I have a very personal appreciation for the benefits of scientific research").

11.37am: Committee chairman John Whittingdale is now speaking, introducing the report.

After Feinstein introduced the report on the Senate floor, John McCain rose to speak.

The site is operated by the Department of Health and Human Services, whose secretary, Kathleen Sebelius, introduced the report in a conference call this week.

Introducing the report, chief executive Mervyn Pedelty says the bank's distinctive position had been important in producing a seventh successive year of increased profits.

At the press conference introducing the report, Mr. Angelides made no bones about where he stood on this question: "This was an avoidable crisis," he said bluntly.

"The United States is turning a corner in meeting the high school dropout epidemic," General Powell and his wife, Alma J. Powell, wrote in a letter introducing the report.

Rather than introduce new IT for the programme, the DWP decided to upgrade existing systems "because it concluded that this approach would be comparatively cheaper and quicker to introduce", the report says.

In his letter introducing the report to the UN, Lea observed that "there is persuasive evidence that the Hammarskjöld aircraft was subject to some form of attack as it circled Ndola".