Sentence examples for report designates from inspiring English sources

The Siege Watch report designates three tiers of intensity, as well as areas on a watch list of potential siege situations.

An incident report, designated "major" for "actual or threatened self-harm", said she wrote on one page then tore out and handed it to the Wilson Security employee.

In one October 2014 report designated a minor incident, the caseworker wrote: "During the course of the conversation [REDACTED] requested CM to speak to an IHMS doctor and request that they inject her with something so that she can die".

Later that month, the group released a preliminary report designating glyphosate as probably carcinogenic.

Later a consensus report designated them as group 2 ILCs (ILC2s).

As a result many incident reports designated "minor" make for horrifying reading.

Previous reports designated BEIIb-deficient mutants in maize and rice as amylose-extender (ae) mutants, in which the abundance of short amylopectin chains was reduced (Kim et al. 1998; Nishi et al. 2001).

The UN for the first time in this report has designated climate change a threat to human security.

But in their report, investigators designated by the State Supreme Court to oversee the city's compliance with the January agreement describe several areas of the "discharge planning" process where the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, which coordinates the city's inmate health care system, has substantially fallen short of its legal obligations.

The U.S. Treasury, we say in the report, should designate a small number of U.S. and private Iranian financial institutions to facilitate trade in food and medicine and monetary transfers that allow Iranian students to continue to study in the U.S. -- as nearly 7,000 did last year.

Along the same line of thought, "vocabulary" (not used in this report) would designate the number of possible L-tuples of a given length.