Sentence examples for report which reflected from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gidney had had to send in a report which reflected economic decline.

On Wednesday, G.M. released its third-quarter earnings report, which reflected its current position as the strongest among the weak Big Three traditional domestic automakers.

Bleak economic data reflecting a sharpening slide in housing, trade, industrial production, spending and employment rates "more than offset" any potential impact from a stimulus plan, the Fed said in the report, which reflected the minutes of its Jan . 27-28 meeting

The Association of PCCs welcomed the recommendations of what it called a "thorough, perceptive and fair report" which reflected the "need for change in the new policing landscape".

Prairie View police officer Michael Kelley told The Huffington Post that portions of his original incident report, which reflected poorly on the state trooper who arrested Bland, were removed.

The manuscript was based on the results of the Clinical Study Report, which reflected defined statistical analysis plan (SAP) analyses prospectively agreed with the FDA, and was accepted for publication on 20 March 2012.

The report, which reflects seasonally adjusted figures, showed that inflationary pressures had been largely contained despite a rise in wholesale prices.

Despite Iran's growing capabilities, the Worldwide Threat Assessment report, which reflects consensus among America's sixteen intelligence agencies, concluded earlier this year that Iran's rulers had not resolved whether to build a bomb.

A spokeswoman for funeral directors Central England Co-operative said: "We welcome the publication of this report, which reflects a rare and complex set of circumstances, involving a number of parties.

"As such I have agreed with the secretary of state for business, innovation and skills and the minister for the Cabinet Office that the review will produce a scaled-down report, which reflects on the process of attempting to obtain evidence and which sets out the story as best we are able to tell it from the limited evidence which we have gathered, but will not make recommendations for change".

Brian Lightman, leader of the ASCL head teachers' union, said: "Sadly, the findings of this report, which reflect the warnings we and many others have consistently given to government, are no surprise to school and college leaders.