Sentence examples for of reports made from inspiring English sources

The issue is the accuracy of reports made to investors in 2000 and 2001, when Mr. Messier ran the company.

The investigations in the United States come atop similar inquiries in France, where officials are looking into the timeliness and accuracy of reports made to investors by Vivendi's former chief executive, Jean-Marie Messier. Jean-Marie Messier

Broderick said it was positive to note that the events allegedly involving the midshipmen and cadets "came to light because of reports made to Adfa's senior leadership team by the RSOs.

Information about the total number of reports made to Cybertip.ca during this period was not available to the researchers.

In teaching hospitals, supervision by radiologists of reports made by residents can be considered a form of second opinion, although it will seldom be double-blind.

"There is a big public interest in this, and frustration, as since the 1960s there has been a long line of reports made [into football]," he said.

It is important to say what they are doing, of course, but the language of reports makes the reader wonder what the statistics might hide.

"These kinds of reports make the situation more visible," says Emrah Altindis, a molecular biologist at Harvard Medical School in Boston and an author of a recent letter to Science about the government's harsh treatment of medics.

And Demos, a progressive think tank, put together a series of reports making the case for presidential executive action.

Research suggests that policy-makers often rely heavily on these aspects of reports, making an assessment of their scientific quality particularly important [ 15].

Trying to correlate data across the three years of reporting makes no sense.