Sentence examples for issued reports that from inspiring English sources
Both institutions have issued reports that have been widely summarized as condemning meat-eating.
In this area, the audit found that Integrated Management issued reports that contained "major factual errors".
The Xinhua news agency has issued reports that members of Falun Gong have been killing themselves and others, and therefore need to be treated or re-educated.
See articleThe banks that underwrote Twitter's IPO issued reports that on average forecast only a slight rise in the microblogging site's share price over the next 12 months.
The subcommittee, which includes representatives from federal, state and local agencies, academia and industry (and on which I serve as co-chairman), has issued reports that provide a road map for steps we have to take to protect our future.
Defendants complain that an additional 5 days when CSFB issued reports are found to be statistically significant in Dr. Hakala's Damages Study versus his Market Efficiency Study, but they fail to note that there are also 3 days when CSFB issued reports that show decreased statistical significance findings in his Damages Study.
Volunteers would have to take four hours of training and submit to a background check before being allowed to issue reports that could generate tickets.
While the Bush administration has criticized the agency and its director, Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei, for issuing reports that were less clear than it wanted, administration officials nonetheless say that the agency has found convincing evidence of Iran's suspicious actions.
The joint committee's staff has indicated that it intends to issue reports that would for the first time assess the likely economic effects of changes in tax policy.
The ads were devastatingly effective -- and infuriating to the Clinton administration, which responded by threatening the industry with price controls and issuing reports that excoriated drug prices and profits.
Inspectors general, the government's internal watchdogs, are usually reserved, issuing reports that tend to be dense and rather dry.
