Sentence examples for report which points from inspiring English sources

A year later, Amnesty International have published a report which points to a much bleaker picture of Bahrain's alleged progress in implementing reform.

The frequent harshness of these trade-offs in real life is masked by the academic language of the report, which points out that native-born workers who are substitutes for immigrants "will experience negative wage effects" — in other words, lower wages.

"End-of-life care is, sadly, a recurring and consistent theme in our casework," says the report, which points to six key issues: not recognising patients are dying or responding to their needs, poor symptom control, poor communication, inadequate out-of-hours services, poor care planning and delays in diagnoses and referrals for treatment.

A broader set of measures is needed to reflect the "multidimensional nature of food insecurity", says the report, which points out, as an example, that in some countries, though the prevalence of hunger may be low, undernutrition rates, or the proportion of underweight children, is high.

There is no obvious relationship between a country's wealth and how child friendly it is, according to the report, which points to Lestotho, Rwanda and Togo as examples of countries with relatively low levels of GDP per capita, but which score high on the ACPF's child friendliness index.

That is why I welcome the adoption this lunchtime of Mrs Estrela's report, which points out various forms of discrimination that are suffered by members of the female sex and that therefore constitute so many challenges to be taken up.

The contract has been severely criticised in a National Audit Office report which pointed out that ALS did not have enough staff and as a result trials and hearings were being disrupted.

English Heritage, the National Trust and Historic England backed the report, which pointed to the benefits of having closed the A344 next to the stones and said it showed the positive impact the removal of the A303 into a tunnel could have.

Investors were also unnerved by a spate of negative economic reports, which pointed to continuing economic weakness.

Our results are also consistent with recent reports which point to the association of human and mouse origins with transcriptional initiation [20], [21], [22].

Despite the success of emergency aid, long-term recovery has barely begun says the report, which also points to the gap between donations pledged and money received.