Sentence examples for landmark reports from inspiring English sources

In the past year, two landmark reports have provided stark evidence that the oceans are in a serious biological decline.

It was 1988 when scientists were first convened for this task, and in the five landmark reports since then the research has become ever clearer.

The author of two landmark reports on the NHS, Derek Wanless, has received a knighthood in the new year's honours list, it was announced today.

Hillsborough itself was a watershed, for the end of English football's bad old ways, but much of the spirit in Lord Justice Taylor's landmark reports – there were two – were ignored.

The F.D.A. report was perceived as an exoneration of sugar, and that perception influenced the treatment of sugar in the landmark reports on diet and health that came after.

This is the last time that the IPCC will issue one of its landmark reports before the all-important global deal on climate change needs to be signed by countries in Paris in December next year.

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.

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

In his budget speech on Wednesday, Osborne said that a landmark report on aviation policy, expected this week, had been delayed.

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