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Forty-five "proppositionposition representatives of varied backgrounds" were involved in producing the report, which "identifies challenges and risks, and puts forward concrete recommendations in six policy fields crucial for a successful transition".

Publicly available arrest reports for people known to have been held at Homan Square, viewed by the Guardian, do not always indicate their presence at the warehouse, despite the police's March 2015 "factsheet" claiming: "Officers will create an Automated Arrest Report, which identifies the location of the arrestee".

Our approach is bolstered by the forum's Global Risks 2013 report, which identifies rising greenhouse gases and water supply crises as two of the top five global risks most likely to manifest over the next 10 years, and water supply crises and food security as two of the top five risks that would have the greatest impact if they were to manifest over the next 10 years.

The annual Solar Means Business Report, which identifies major commercial solar projects and ranks America's top corporate solar users, was released this week by SEIA and Vote Solar.

Uzbekistan was once again named one of the world's worst human rights abusers in Freedom House's Worst of the Worst 2010 report, which identifies the world's most repressive societies.

Until Tuesday, the Clemency Report, which identifies and profiles prisoners thought to be prime candidates for commuted sentences, listed Tyler as the prisoner most worthy of clemency in the entire country.

I have been engaging with the police since they accepted the findings of the Macpherson report, which identified institutional racism within the force.

Elements of these findings are replicated in the inspector general's report, which identified serious flaws in the oversight of medical care in a number of contract prisons.

The report said Beijing was "shocked" and "stunned" at the detail and accuracy of a 2005 US government report which identified Macau as a key connection in money laundering by North Korea.

The recent Care Quality Commission CQCC) report which identified concerns about the quality of care in more than a quarter of the 161 acute NHS trusts, has once again highlighted the need for increased transparency surrounding hospital standards and a change in attitude towards whistleblowing.

Mr Newcomen has sent Ms Knight a summary of his report which identified the "serious failings" in the treatment of her father.