Sentence examples for of such reports of from inspiring English sources

If in the judgment of the Commission any report required under subsection (a) is inapplicable to any specified class or classes of issuers, the Commission shall require in lieu thereof the submission of such reports of comparable character as it may deem applicable to such class or classes of issuers.

He asked whether Israel was aware of the impact of such reports on the perception of Israel in American public opinion, and urged the GOI to address this concern seriously.

A count of such reports by Craig D. Allen of the United States Geological Survey shows a relentless increase in recent years.

The agency receives scores of such reports every day, and a team of analysts sorts through them looking for patterns.

There have been few epidemiological studies to validate such claims, but the scale of such reports highlights the growing fear of pollution.

The C.I.A. was more skeptical of such reports, but evidently not skeptical enough of some information that, it turned out, had originated with the Chalabi group.

That is because, as opposition activists demonstrated last year, the same man had already appeared at least 18 times in the forefront or background of such reports since the start of the uprising.

On the one hand the Kirk required people to accept miracle claims on the basis either of eyewitness reports or of reports of such reports, and on the other hand the spirit of Enlightenment required that claims based on the authority of others be put before the tribunal of reason.

The extent and strength of first-person warrant rests ultimately on the empirical reliability of such reports, just as the warrant of observation reports does.

The convergence of hundreds of such reports, many from first-time users of the drug who have not been told what to expect, is certainly interesting.

The development of a U.N. whose culture is driven by the prioritization of operations in the field rather than at headquarters; the implementation of U.N. reports, rather than the proliferation of the writing of such reports; the rigorous measurement of results on the ground, not just the number of conferences held; and the introduction of a reward structure for staff that reflects all this.