Sentence examples for report stemmed from from inspiring English sources

The report stemmed from a "prohibited item" in a passenger's luggage, News 12 New Jersey reported.

The Conservatives claimed the losses exposed in the report stemmed from a new NHS contract introduced by Labour in 2006.

The second report stemmed from allegations of abuse and bullying, initially logged in an Aug. 10 ESPN report.

These problems, said the report, stemmed "from a broken corporate culture and poor management, and will not be solved by additional funding and personnel .The spies' friends (and Mr Bush's enemies) rebut this.

Mr. Hoyt's report stemmed from complaints made this year by Goldman Sachs and other banks that Bloomberg journalists could see what the banks thought was private information about the way their employees were using their Bloomberg data terminals.

The report stemmed from a petition filed in 1997 in Ohio by several environmental groups that complained about the state's implementation and enforcement of many environmental programs under Mr. Schregardus's control.

The report stems from three separate partnerships between academic researchers and nine local California school districts.

The report stems from a Congressional provision for GAO to annually identify federal programs, agencies, offices, and initiatives that overlap in mission and service provisions.

This report, stemming from Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner's Executive Order 15-15, examissuesssues of local government and school district consolidation within Illinois.

The Getting Results with Lean Principles in Washington State report stems from the Results Washington (Results WA) initiative, a strategic framework for performance management and continuous state government improvement.

The report stems from an investigation that began in 2011 at the behest of Congressional Democrats, including Representative Maxine Waters, who is now the ranking Democrat on the House Financial Services Committee.