Sentence examples for making the reports from inspiring English sources

County Legislator David Bishop, left, had the idea of making the reports, which are public records, more accessible to residents.

The government has prevented most foreign journalists from working in Syria, making the reports impossible to verify.

It was a surprise to see how many data-driven people spoke against making the reports public.

But Mr. Ward said that making the reports classified in the future would permit the government to include secret information, which would make them more complete.

"We made a commitment early this year to take the lead in providing a bill of rights for consumers," Ms. Johnson said, "and that includes making the reports available to people".

The city added that making the reports public would "reveal nonroutine criminal investigation procedures"; constitute an "invasion of privacy"; "interfere with judicial proceedings in ensuing civil litigation and with law enforcement investigations"; and "discourage civilian witnesses from co-operating in criminal investigations".

The Justice Department has resisted making the report public since 2006.

I heard him, over the radio, making the report back to Higher.

This week, Next Wave is making the report of that meeting available online.

Making the report more "upbeat," he says, "does not accomplish the goal of focusing people on the problems".

Only donations above €638 need be reported, making the reported totals less meaningful.