Sentence examples for report which say from inspiring English sources

I thus cannot endorse those paragraphs in the Palacio report which say that the subsidiarity principle is wrongly invoked as a way of opposing European measures in the areas of culture, audiovisual services, health, employment and so on.

"My report, which said there was a high probability that Ansel Adams took the photos, has got to change".

Today, he's launching a report which says that poor behaviour is tolerated too widely in our schools.

The report, which said boys and girls eat lunch in separate sittings, concluded: "This school is dysfunctional.

Discrimination is common, according to the report, which says that one manager referred to workers as "the animals".

Unlike Bacon, Derbyshire had prepared a little something, recalling the school report which said she had "exacting standards".

"I commissioned a report which said in some areas the BBC has become less distinctive than it was.

However, one cloud this year was a BBC Trust report, which said that the BBC's reporting on the Arab spring "needed more breadth and context".

"There is an important sentence in the report which says that the public is watching, and there are a number of proposals which we regard as important.

Traders on Wall Street also pondered the Standard & Poor's Case-Shiller report, which said 18 of 20 cities in the latest housing index recorded price declines in September.

The Home Secretary referred to last week's Office for National Statistics report which said the rise in violent crime is likely to be as a result of better recording.