Sentence examples for report reiterated from inspiring English sources

Its report reiterated that "Israeli forces and Palestinian armed groups unlawfully killed and injured civilians".

The report reiterated concerns raised last month in a Government Accountability Office report, which painted the Volcker Rule as cumbersome and tough to enforce.

Noting the work done by other studies, the USDA report reiterated predictions that spruce-fir forest habitats would shrink while oak habitats would expand in the region an eventuality that would be accompanied by changes in the numbers and types of animals, greater risk of invasion by exotic species, and changes to the way nutrients flow within these habitats.

The 102-page report reiterated Massey's earlier assertion that the explosion at the Upper Big Branch mine in West Virginia on April 5, 2010, was caused by a sudden and massive inundation of natural gas, essentially an "act of God" that would have been impossible to predict or control.

A spokesman for FirstGroup said the report reiterated that it was not at fault and it hoped Mr Brown's review would "provide certainty and confidence in the future of rail franchising".

The castle remained important to the defence of the border but fell into in poor repair: in 1564 it was described as in poor condition, "scant able to lodge the captain"; in 1580 another report reiterated similar problems; and in 1584 commissioners wrote that the poor maintenance over many years had left it need of repairs in the order of £200.

Now Amnesty International issues a report reiterating these claims.

Using before-and-after satellite photos, the report reiterates MSF's claim that the hospital was targeted deliberately and with precision.

But two days later, Mr. Ching issued a new report, reiterating his buy recommendation on the stock and it stabilized at around $11.25.

But in some respects his report reiterates the military top brass's traditional preoccupations, including the urge to master new technologies such as nuclear energy (to power submarines, not make bombs) and create a domestic arms industry, and a mild paranoia about Amazonia.Brazil's army occupies an ambiguous place in national life.

On Sunday, the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released its latest report, reiterating, for those who haven't yet noticed, that we are on the brink of epochal changes driven by climate change, and that we must act now to avoid the worst impacts.