Sentence examples for report terms from inspiring English sources

The lesson for the police and crown prosecution service (CPS), in that case, perhaps is - to put it in school report terms - must try harder.

As for the issue of representation of BAME authors on publishers' lists, we need – again – to improve access, and also to find ways to reach people outside what the Writing the Future report terms the "old monoculture".

Tina Fahm, Icai's lead commissioner for the review, said that while there was much to commend, DfID should not underestimate the work needed to tackle what the report terms a "global epidemic" of violence against women and girls.

The government, according to the report, will also use its formidable buying power as the largest purchaser of health care -- through federal Medicare and Medicaid programs -- to accelerate the transition to electronic patient records, reversing what the report terms "a previous lack of cohesive federal policies supporting" health information technology.

Because identifier constructs can be named, they are more likely to reflect domain-specific concepts, which increases the possibility of matching bug report terms, justifying their choice.

It would rather be correct to desist from estimating specific emission values (or emission intensities, as the FAO report terms them) than to suppress weighty baseline scenarios, because they are complex and difficult to quantify.

It rose by what the report termed an "extraordinary" 7.4percentt in 2006, before falling to 5.4percentthehe following year.

The growth in what the report termed the "correctional population" comes at a time when the crime rate nationwide has been relatively stable for several years.

A third of the stars that died had adverse childhood experience, which the report termed as physical, emotional or sexual abuse.

"Silence and inaction," one report termed the result.

In reporting terms, we wanted to verify what we had".