Sentence examples for lead to a report from inspiring English sources

Their work is part of an effort that officials say will lead to a report to General Jumper and Mr. Roche.

It said only 9.5% of revenues were generated in sterling, while 28% of operating costs were denominated in sterling, "hence a weaker pound will lead to a reported upside in business performance at a revenue and profit level".

This could lead to a reporting bias that only longitudinal studies, with measures of mental health, can address.

It is therefore unlikely that publication bias would lead to a reported overestimate of vaccine response among persons with diabetes.

Avoidance of these issues has led to a report that is vague, which interferes with its usefulness.

Their accounts led to a report out today by MPs calling for a fundamental review of legislation governing undercover operations.

His death remained unannounced until a recent news item about the sale of his house led to a report of his death by the show business journal Variety.

That approach has led to a report that will give equal weight to the physical causes of the accident and the organizational ones.

Collaborative efforts between the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) and the American Society of Safety Engineers ASSEE) led to a report focusing on overlapping occupational vulnerabilities, specifically small construction businesses employing young, non-native workers.

In 2013, another joint effort led to a report on so-called conducted energy weapons and their health effects (CCA, the Health Effects of Energy-Conducted Weapons, 2013).

A formal investigation by the CRE led to a report published in 2003 which highlighted many problems in prisons, and an action plan jointly drawn up by the Prison Service and the CRE.