Sentence examples for report on delivering from inspiring English sources

This week the EU's development ministers are poring over a progress report on delivering those pledges.

One example of progress is the African Union (AU /NEPAD Accountability Report on Africa-G8 Partnership Commitments, 2013, the first ever themed accountability report on delivering results to end AIDS, TB and Malaria in Africa.

The recent International Patient Decision Aid Standards IPDASS) Collaboration's report on Delivering Decision Aids Using the Internet recognized the potential gains of web-based decision support, but reported mixed results about the best practices for development, evaluation, and implementation [ 4].

Third, the IPDAS Collaborative's report on Delivering Decision Aids Using the Internet distinguishes among patient decision aids that are a) posted in their original form; b) developed and evaluated using paper/video, then adapted for the Internet; and c) developed and evaluated as used on the Internet [ 4].

The expanded availability of the more affordable version of the streaming service could help to boost its numbers, given Amazon's reported impact on delivering over-the-top subscribers through the Amazon Channels platform.

In autumn 2008, the official consumer information association of Austria, 'Verein für Konsumenteninformation' (VKI), published a test report on physicians delivering the PHE.

For example, I scheduled a weekly team report to deliver on Wednesday evening, when I was recording the background music to an opera aria.

Faced with mounting evidence of plagiarism by one of its writers, the Times sent out seven staff members to report on and deliver its eventual verdict on Blair.

The King's Fund recently reported that practices performing well on delivering a good experience for their patients also perform well on measures of clinical quality.

The Arctic lost more snow and sea ice between October 2011 and August 2012 than any year other on record, a premier US science agency reported on Wednesday, delivering the fullest picture to date of a region in the throes of rapid, system-wide change.

As The New York Times reported on Monday, delivering on its promise to take people into the path of Mother Nature is what makes the Weather Channel a must-carry for cable systems across the United States, and what allows it to sell so many storm-related ads to insurance companies and home improvement stores before, during and after storms.