Sentence examples for report means from inspiring English sources

Iran's new chief nuclear negotiator, Saeed Jalili, told reporters that the report "means all the claims that Iran's nuclear activities have a military agenda and are deviant are not true," and that the basis for Security Council sanctions "has collapsed".

A weak report means the support would likely continue.

But Gong, of Pyeongchang, said, "The report means we are all on equal footing".

3.52am BST Emma Bryce writes on what the report means for the world's "agricultural road map".

"Rule-of-law institutions," in the UN report, means formal, governmentally sponsored systems.

The release of the Whitewater report means that the major activity of the independent counsel's office is done.

A passerby responded: "The demonstrators... .. 7 The self-evident source Sometimes the nature of a report means the reader knows implicitly who is supplying the evidence.

Four of these were given a red alert, which, according to the report means the resolving of these issues are "in serious doubt with serious risks apparent".

"And the fact that such words as 'possibly' and 'probably' were used in the report means there is no proof, nothing concrete against us".

Among the adult population - which, for the purposes of the UN report, means 15 to 49-year-olds - there is a prevalence rate of 0.11%.

What the IPCC report means is that those areas that are not already flooded when it rains heavily will be in future.