Sentence examples similar to make reference to the report from inspiring English sources

IPPR analysis found a third of Ofsted inspection reports make reference to the mental health and wellbeing of pupils.

What is more, the judiciary made reference to the Runciman report (the Police Police Foundation, 2000) and that committee's conclusions that the therapeutic benefits an individual could derive from cannabis outweighed the risks to themselves or society, yet they failed to analyse the conclusions drawn.

And in the very same issue of The Times, a separate article made reference to The Nation's groundbreaking report on Bertelsmann's Nazi past.

The report makes reference to the club's reliance on its parent company - AFC Bournemouth Enterprises Limited.

In support of decriminalising the use of all drugs, the report made reference to the model in Portugal, where there has been a fall in the number of young addicts under a form of decriminalisation.

The ICB final report makes reference to the government holdings in the two bailed out banks, RBS and Lloyds, and acknowledges the "vulnerability of current share prices" but argues this is a reason to make the industry more robust.

In addition, two recent reports had made reference to the cost of Cedars," says Clarke in his introduction.

And while you make reference to it in the report, you mention that your recommendation is to create a signal corps.

On Wednesday, Mr. Bloomberg seemed to make reference to his widely reported remark the year before.

Match reports began to make reference to maledizione – the notion that the pitch might be cursed.

An audit of St. Tammany Parish Public Schools in Louisiana will be released next week and make reference to fraud within the district, Nola.com reports.