Sentence examples for report put forth from inspiring English sources

Still upset about the report put forth by the former F.B.I. director Louis J. Freeh that said Paterno and others covered up Sandusky's crimes.

While the report put forth no startling new disclosures and provided no "smoking gun," Donald Anderson, head of the foreign affairs select committee, told the Commons that he thought that was one of its merits.

The report, put forth by a commission established by the church itself, sketched the harrowing dimensions of priestly abuse over five decades, listing cases involving 327 male complainants and 161 women, and 19 cases in which the gender of the victim was unclear.

Particularly troubling, Assembly Democrats said, was that the report put forth a range instead of a specific figure for the money needed for educating the state's school children; in addition, that range, $2.5 billion to $5.6 billion would not be enough to meet the court's mandate, Democrats and education advocates said.

An estimated 1 million technology jobs will go unfilled by 2020, according to a report put forth by Microsoft in 2012.

According to the World Health Statistics 2010 report, put forth by the World Health Organization (WHO), coverage of death registration in Côte d'Ivoire between 2000 and 2008 was below 25% (4).

Given this, the Fed's report puts forth a contorted hypothesis that a bank could be liable if a company it owned experienced an "environmental" event like bankruptcy.

Mr. Blair has been undermined by controversies from two intelligence reports, put forth at the time with great fanfare, that sought to swing public opinion behind his belief that Mr. Hussein and his unconventional arms were an immediate threat.

But this report was different; this report was put forth by the House Benghazi committee itself, the culmination of a two-year, $7m investigation, the upshot of which is that nobody not reached during the attack could have been saved, and further that the Obama administration talking points, while initially misinformed, were not intentionally misleading.

While it is difficult to know exactly what or whom to believe, we can try to connect the dots of recent news reports and put forth several hypotheses.

As noted in a 2012 Government Accountability Office report, security requirements put forth by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission NRCC) are too broadly written.