Sentence examples for introduction the report from inspiring English sources

In its introduction the report states: 'In 1940 adverse effects on fertility were observed in animals that had been graz ing on phytoestrogen-rich plants.

In its introduction, the report also tried to define what the prince actually does, perhaps seeking to justify his role to sometimes skeptical Britons.

In the introduction the report, named "Britain's Promise to Remember", poses the question "Why it's important to remember the Holocaust?" "Alongside the ongoing challenge to preserve the memory of the Holocaust is a failure to learn the lessons it teaches us," it reads.

But two years after its introduction, the report said the LNF was not producing results.

The introduction to the report says: "The world is changing rapidly and fundamentally.

"Public hospitals are facing a growing funding crisis," the introduction to the report, written by Owler, said.

"The gravest danger our Nation faces lies at the crossroads of radicalism and technology," President Bush writes in the introduction to the report.

"There is some way to go before the integrated services envisaged in the NHS plan are realised," said Ms Platt in the introduction to the report.

In particular, it sought information from a survey entitled "Cancer Research UK CTCR survey of adolescents' reactions to tobacco marketing" which was referred to in the introduction to the report.

"Human rights are not, as has sometimes been argued, a reward of development," said Mark Malloch Brown, the development program's administrator, in an introduction to the report.

In an introduction to the report, Alain Gregoire, chair of the MMHA, called the £8.1bn total a shocking statistic which should prompt urgent action from politicians and healthcare commissioners.