Sentence examples for report labelled from inspiring English sources

Al-Madinah free school's Ofsted report labelled it "dysfunctional" and inadequate in every category.

The report labelled the conditions "inhumane" and "inconsistent with American values".

The report labelled the difference between the emissions reductions needed to avoid dangerous climate change and those which countries have pledged to achieve as "alarmingly high".

But Moos' report labelled the whole affair "a royal bummer", and has been accused of taking the whole joke a bit too far.

Roman Abramovich is so "furious" about Chelsea's home humbling by Liverpool that his new manager, Antonio Conte, is already in trouble, says the Express in a report labelled as "exclusive" – in a scarlet font that is bright but considerably smaller than the red "exclusive" at the top of the Daily Star's near-identical story.

The report labelled the Metropolitan Police institutionally racist and led to massive reforms.

A new report labels Britain 'the addicted man of Europe'.

More important, the report labels four types of abuse: physical, sexual, neglect and emotional.

Labor released a dissenting report, labelling the recommendations "reckless, ridiculous and irresponsible".

The league's transaction report labeled Doucet's release as a terminated contract for "failing to disclose a physical condition".

The bodies of community elders have been called "undemocratic" by the government, and the report labels them a "pernicious practice".