Sentence examples for realized the report from inspiring English sources

He said he himself had taken the step once he realized the report was to be made public Thursday night.

"The federal government is not doing a good job of obtaining genuine market prices, and therefore the savings often promised in connection with outsourcing services are not being realized," the report said.

This change will only be realized, the report asserts, by making sure colleges, parents, and school counselors embrace eleven recommendations, including everything from devaluing the role of testing (where no student takes the ACT or SAT more than twice), to contributions to family, to expanding students' thinking about "good" colleges.

The Legislature acted that year to realize the report's central recommendation, the creation of a parkwide zoning authority for an area half the size of Vermont.

"A section of the foreign press is unfortunately recirculating the reports without realizing the biased reporting of the Indian media," the spokesman said, repeating similar denials the government has made recently.

But he then realized that the report in his mail was 10 years old and was an early version of the opinion that he had not known existed.

He told me he hadn't realized that the report was focused on independents and read it more broadly, adding, "If I didn't know they were talking about certain independents, then Times readers — who don't know what an independent is — they aren't going to know what they are talking about either".

The Institute of Medicine report The Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health identified the need for strong and capable leadership if the vision for transforming health care is to ever be realized.1 The report suggests the nursing profession must produce leaders who are equipped to assume leadership positions across policy, politics, organizations, and practice.

To realize the Mabus report's potential, it is imperative that President Obama remain focused on Gulf restoration and recovery over the long term, making it a key priority during his tenure in office.

Courtney, for his part, said he was "as horrified and appalled and sickened and disgusted as everyone else was" when he read the grand jury report and realized the extent of the crimes of which Sandusky was accused.

"It seems to me that after the 2004 election, the Democrats realized the impact that the Drudge Report has, and made it a priority," said Jim Dyke, a strategist for Rudolph W. Giuliani's presidential campaign and the communications director for the Republican National Committee in 2004.