Sentence examples for report which backed from inspiring English sources

He remains close to Lord Carter, author of the Digital Britain report, which backed news consortiums.

The report, which backed the current definition of fuel poverty, found that living in cold homes has a series of effects on illness and mental health, but the most serious is its contribution to Britain's unusually high rates of "excess winter deaths".

In December, the US Federal Trade Commission released a report which backed plans for a "Do Not Track" system for the web that would work like the similar opt out systems that stop people getting junk mail or being cold-called by marketing firms.

The Blight Removal Task Force Report, which backed by big developers and corporate executives, proposes spending $850 million to demolish residential homes, and the city can expect another $500 million to $1 billion to demolish larger commercial and industrial properties.

Ministers will next week publish a progress report which backs the idea of imposing a cap on the total amount an individual should pay for care costs.

The report, which was backed by the Csiro, said adopting an emissions intensity scheme for electricity would be the least costly way of reducing emissions and could actually save customers $200 a year by 2030.

The report, which was backed by Csiro, said adopting an emissions intensity scheme was the least costly way of reducing emissions and could actually save customers $200 a year by 2030.

One of the findings of the report, which was backed up by participants in the discussion, was that peer pressure has a part to play, particularly among school leavers whose choices can often be based on the opinions of friends and family.

The photos were first released in January in a report commissioned by Qatar, which backs Syria's opposition.

Google is giving its apps and platforms, including Android, a big redesign, according to a recent report posted on Android Police, which backs up some things we had been hearing as well, but hadn't fleshed out until now.

The NOF's chairman, Prof David Haslam, said he was "not stepping back on the content" of the report, which has been backed by global experts, but said that the way the message was delivered may have been a problem.