Sentence examples for report which outlines from inspiring English sources

It called its report, which outlines specific plans for individual schools, a "road map" to that goal.

A well publicised report which outlines the severity of the situation and some of the options for the council will be the main topic of discussion.

The numbers were contained in the Police Department's annual firearms discharge report, which outlines the use of deadly physical force by officers, regardless of whether or not anyone is hit by the gunfire, in a given year.

And so we have decided to post the executive summary of the Madia report, which outlines his team's eleven proposals — advice that may well be critical in turning the organization around and insuring its success.

The numbers were among the facts included in the Police Department's annual firearms discharge report, which outlines the use of deadly physical force by officers in a given year.

Women held in detention at the notorious Yarl's Wood immigration removal centre say they are treated like "animals", according to a hard-hitting report which outlines allegations of routine bullying and sexual abuse against female inmates.

The Drew review follows the Jay report, which outlined how at least 1,400 children were trafficked, raped and assaulted over a 16-year period, and the Casey report, which was highly critical of Rotherham council.

Seven months after Sandy, then-mayor Michael Bloomberg's administration released a gargantuan plan called the Special Initiative for Rebuilding and Resiliency report, which outlined 257 projects that would protect us from future storms.

It follows last month's UN University report, which outlined how 42m tonnes of electronic waste were thrown out in 2014 at a cost of $52bn to the global economy.

We're here to talk about Meat Free Monday – an idea McCartney first heard about in America, which he feels ties in with the UN's 2006 Livestock's Long Shadow report, which outlined how the livestock industry was responsible for more greenhouse gases than transport.

For an organization that is usually as slow as molasses, it moved with astonishing speed; it was scarcely a week after the release of the Freeh report, which outlined in devastating detail the conspiracy at the top of Penn State that enabled Jerry Sandusky's campaign of sexual abuse.