Sentence examples for prepares reports for from inspiring English sources
The CRS is a highly respected, independent agency that prepares reports for members of Congress and routinely issues findings that disappoint or even irritate their clients, who usually just grin and bear it, or at least bear it.
"Over the last couple of years, prices leveled off and activity went down sharply in the fourth quarter," said Gregory J. Heym, chief economist at Terra Holdings, who prepares reports for Halstead Property and Brown Harris Stevens.
It says that respondent reports to its members and the public about storage and releases of toxic chemicals into the environment, advocates changes in environmental regulations and statutes, prepares reports for its members and the public, seeks the reduction of toxic chemicals and further seeks to promote the effective enforcement of environmental laws. App. 5.
As a child, he and his siblings were required to prepare reports for their family vacations.
Officers are taking statements and preparing reports for the Crown Prosecution Service.
As part of the reorganisation, I have been assigned to the National Probation Service and will be responsible for the supervision of high-risk offenders and preparing reports for court.
We asked a group of fashion experts—famous journalists, art dealers, and so on to prepare reports for us on big themes.
The Investment Accounting staff functions as a valuable resource to prepare reports for outside agencies invested in the endowment pool and various governmental agencies.
In later years, she prepared reports for international human rights groups and connected visitors with local advocates who were demanding answers from the military regime.
Sağır and other Zaman journalists reported the story as it unfolded, running pieces online, posting updates on social media, and preparing reports for the print edition of the paper.
Dr. McCarthy, director of the Harvard Museum of Comparative Zoology, is the co-leader of a group preparing reports for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, which the United Nations is sponsoring for the study of the possible consequence of a warmer climate.
