Sentence examples for report arising from from inspiring English sources

The report arising from the review, published on Thursday, said there had been 37 complaints of sexual harassment at the corporation over the past six years, with a "very small number" ongoing.

The current report, arising from a workshop sponsored by an Organisation for Economic Co-operation addressesopmenthisECD) Co-operative Research Progapmme, addresses this gap by providing guidance in planning for the commercialization of plant-made vaccines for animal use.

Feedback from all parties was sought for the final report arising from the project.

As the primary official report arising from a symposium intended to give voice to early-career scientists, this document should reflect the views expressed at the conference.

UN World Report on Violence Against Children - Chapter 5: Violence against children in care and justice institutions [Pdf 601kb] Excerpt from the longer 'World Report' arising from the UN Global Study on Violence Against Children relating specifically to justice systems.

Some of the advantages of MC in infancy were featured in a report arising from an expert consultation conducted by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) in 2007 [ 13].

The Avon and Somerset police report arises from a complaint against it made by Christopher Tasker, a local man who had been "sett sitting" on the night of 12 October 2013, when some badgers were shot.

The report arises from a review begun formally in November but has its origins in one of the most damaging episodes in Times history, when Jayson Blair, a Times reporter, was found to have committed journalistic fraud, including plagiarism and fabricated quotations in at least three dozen articles from October 2002 until late April 2003.

A crucial piece of evidence in the report arises from a meeting in September 2014 between a Wada delegation and the deputy Russian sports minister in which he claimed Balakhnichev told him that the Russian federation had been "blackmailed" by the IAAF since 2011.

The report arises from a series of in situ observations and interviews in 12 engineering consultancies in the UK and US over 2 years.

The need "to distill what we already know," as Jesse describes the AAUW report, arises from what she and others see as the narrow perspectives of many scientists and engineers.