Sentence examples for report stemming from from inspiring English sources

The administration has been particularly concerned about a memo written by Ms. Lacewell in August 2007, a month after Mr. Cuomo's office published a report stemming from its headline-making inquiry into the use of the State Police for political purposes — an investigation known as "Troopergate".

This is the board's second report stemming from the 2012 Indicators; this spring it analyzed the role of research in stimulating innovation.

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The Uber Technologies Inc. board of directors voted unanimously to adopt all recommendations from a report stemming from allegations of sexual harassment at the company and other employee concerns, a board representative said on Sunday.

Some 2 billion people around the world, including 89% of the sub-Saharan African population, use biomass for cooking and heating, according to Energy for Development: The Potential Role of Renewable Energy in Meeting the Millennium Development Goals, a report stemming from a 2004 conference of the same name organized by the Dutch government.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

The report stems from an investigation that began in 2008 after Mr. Walpin was told that Mr. Johnson, a former N.B.A. star, had misused some of the $800,000 in federal AmeriCorps money provided to St . Hope a nonprofit school that Mr. Johnson headed for several years.