Sentence examples for newly published report from inspiring English sources
Sir John Chilcot has, in his newly published report, reinforced this view.
The first question in last Saturday night's Republican debate on foreign policy dealt with Iran, and a newly published report by the International Atomic Energy Agency.
Wrong: the newly published report by the Ready for Ageing Alliance is right to take on "dangerous myths" that set generation against generation.
The UN's newly published report on the world's least developed countries confirms the evidence on the ground: those states which have liberalised their markets most dramatically have also seen the greatest increases in poverty over the past 10 years.
Illustration by Guy Billout The first question in last Saturday night's Republican debate on foreign policy dealt with Iran, and a newly published report by the International Atomic Energy Agency.
The cost of a new law to further criminalise squatting could run to almost 20 times official estimates, wiping out government legal aid budget savings, according to the findings of a newly published report.
In two newly published reports, scientists in the United States and Australia demonstrated that synesthesia was a genuine perceptual phenomenon.
Newly published reports on Jimmy Savile's links with hospitals and children's homes reveal the late DJ abused patients, staff and visitors at institutions over many years.
Thus, the literature searches for this study were run in May 2013 for the period '2007-to '2007-to idateify newly published reporto.
Similar trends were found in a newly published study [ 30] reporting that while in the early stage, professional care providers with at least a Bachelor's degree were often involved, in later stages the care was provided by professional care providers with a lower level of formal nursing education or none at all.
On a different scale is the newly published World Happiness Report, prepared for this conference by economists John Helliwell of the University of British Columbia, Richard Layard at the London School of Economics and Jeffrey D. Sachs of Columbia University (the full document as a pdf file).
