Sentence examples for official study of from inspiring English sources

According to an official study of the program, New Yorkers didn't learn to buckle up.

No one knows how much exchange funds cost the government in taxes because no official study of their costs has been made.

An official study of 2004-05 data concludes that 80% of informal workers got less than the then national minimum wage of $1.46 a day.

The government has also announced the first official study of its kind into the scale of the gig economy and the reasons people join it, and appointed three experts to Taylor's panel.

Charles Shrader, a retired Army lieutenant colonel who wrote an exhaustive official study of fratricide from World War I through Vietnam, likens the 1945 case to the current case.

The Environmental Protection Agency's last official study of fracking, in 2004, concluded that it poses "little or no threat" to water-supply safety, but the report was faulted for relying too heavily on scientists employed by the oil industry.

There are few official studies of the detention system, but according to Xinhua, the state news agency, more than 880,000 party members were punished under it from 2003 to 2008.

While there are no official studies of sign language interpreters in the New York legal system, Justice Markey quoted a study from Nebraska that said 65percentt of all assignments for American Sign Language interpreters in that state's courts went unfilled.

Indeed the 16% rise in unpaid rents during the six months of the official study could prefigure a tide of evictions down the line.

Schools emerged based on the teachings of the Chinese philosophers Chu Hsi and Wang Yang-ming, and Neo-Confucianism became an official subject of study for warriors.

And for all the official study, caution and reforms of the past decade, the Legislature found the system still riddled with risk and doubt.