Sentence examples for report instituted from inspiring English sources

In the coming week or so, the Obama administration will release its much-anticipated Quadrennial Diplomacy and Development Review (QDDR), a new report instituted by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to benchmark and frame a new approach to managing international development budgets and objectives.

Over the past four months NATO officials have assessed each of the jails named in the report and instituted a retraining program for the Afghan leadership at them, as well as the interrogators and guards.

Despite the many reported reforms instituted by NAFDAC, the study findings suggest that facets of the pharmaceutical system in Nigeria remain fairly vulnerable to corruption.

But Mr. Crown, who has retired from the company, also noted that despite new reporting procedures instituted by the railroad, the problem was continuing: "a sampling of 2001 files" found that some reports were still not being submitted.

White House officials said this could prompt industries to change behavior, the same way similar reporting requirements instituted in the late 1980's resulted in big cuts in releases of toxic chemicals.

We study the population of post-acute patients of skilled nursing facilities nationwide during 1999 2005 to assess whether selective rehospitalization occurred when public reporting was instituted in 2002, using multiple quasi-experimental designs to identify effects.

We asked clinicians about their use of eGFR prior to, and after, automated eGFR reporting was instituted.

In 1990, a full use reporting system was instituted that required applicators to report all agricultural pesticide use (CDPR 2000).

The institute's report found that women accounted for 85% of the victims of domestic violence.

Mandatory reporting has been instituted in Denmark.

Since then, incident reporting has been instituted in health-care systems in several countries.