Sentence examples for landmark report from inspiring English sources

But a landmark report this week from the government-appointed Pensions Commission has made denial impossible.

1950s More council houses, some built in a day, followed his landmark report.

Francis's landmark report on Mid Staffs published in 2013 was magisterial and necessarily unsparing.

I'm talking about that other landmark report from 1972, the one that became a totem of the environmental movement.

Landmark report by Macpherson finds Met failings down to "institutional racism", but finds no evidence of corruption.

Worse still, the CIA has still largely succeeded in stripping the landmark report of anything that could lead to accountability.

Top officials delayed for years and tried to "water down" a landmark report on secondhand smoke, he said.

The landmark report, which had been held back from publication amid allegations of political interference, PHE says obesity and its consequences cost the NHS £5.1bn a year.

Now the inspectors have done that, in a landmark report that cites numerous documents from a variety of sources suggesting that Iran has tried to build warheads.

Three of these studies were cited in the United States surgeon general's landmark report in 1964 linking cigarettes to lung diseases, particularly cancer.

Steward was able to take a step toward joining these compartmentalized aspects of his life after reading Kinsey's landmark report on human sexuality in 1948.