Sentence examples for report to consider from inspiring English sources

Monitor, the NHS regulator, will review the report to consider whether it also needs to take action.

"Now there's only a weak reference that the secretary general should make a report to consider the rights of future generations.

It is possible the consensus against modifying humans could change, says Peter Mills, adding that the Nuffield Council is planning a report to consider the ethics of human germ-line editing.

The attorney general, Dominic Grieve, is now, in the light of the panel's report, to consider whether to make an application to the high court for the inquest verdict of accidental death to be quashed and a new inquest held.

But while the main report also included a note that fewer American senior citizens, too, are living in poverty – 8.8%, down from 10% in 2014, to one of the lowest rates recorded in the last 60 years – there's the pesky fact of the data in the supplemental report to consider.

When Ramos urged Colbert, on "The Colbert Report," to consider "co-responsibility" for undocumented immigration, since, as he said, "They're here because we are hiring them, and we benefit from their work," Colbert paused, seemed to go almost out of character, and finally said, "I don't have a comeback for that, so we're probably going to edit it out of the interview".

But she goes way beyond the lack of adequate reporting to consider the darker side of her home country.

But up to now, very few papers have been reported to consider the use of pipes and safety simultaneously to optimize the layout in industrial area level.

Empirically, this paper draws upon a sample of 80 published CIC annual reports to consider two aspects of CIC reporting: the quantity of information provided and the type of data presented.

Here we examine these reports to consider whether they demonstrate that our observations "have been previously published".

Adjusted odds ratio and 95% CI were reported to consider the strength of association between possible factors associated with noncompliant testing.