Sentence examples similar to pick the report from inspiring English sources

"The new language makes it harder for Iran to cherry-pick the report".

This is the think/do tank established at the University of Coventry two years ago to pick up the report into riots in Oldham by Ted Cantle, the former chief executive of Nottingham council who has since become a professor at Coventry.

Whatever nits there are to pick in the report itself, it touches on something important.

One participant for instance, related how an outside testing laboratory called her home and left a message with her sister-in-law: "They said there is something wrong with her blood and she has to come and pick up the report right away.

Don't pick the day of your report to experiment with a new style!

4.30pm: The three main parties have been cherry-picking the IFS reports and highlighting the sections unfavourable to their opponents.

Western news agencies picked up the report, and traders started bidding crude prices up sharply.

He died May 3. The Los Angeles Times picked up the report on June 5, under the headline "Outbreaks of Pneumonia Among Gay Males Studied".

Many Web sites and several news services picked up the report, and Microsoft's public relations team shifted swiftly into gear for damage control and denial.

When Nick Davies and Rob Evans reported that the NoW had paid out another £1m to buy off Max Clifford's phone-hacking law suit – not a man to cross is Max – how many other papers picked up the report?

"Following a sharp narrowing during the recession, global imbalances have widened somewhat as activity has picked up," the report said, noting in particular that large external imbalances remained within the euro area.