Sentence examples for report will be made from inspiring English sources

Stern has said the report will be made public after Donaghy's sentencing.

A resulting report will be made public, according to a department press release.

A final report will be made by the LETR early next year.

The full report will be made public in a few months.

Some, possibly all, of the audit committee report will be made public in coming weeks, pending approval from regulators.

The panel will give its advice to the opposition by 10 February and the report will be made public.

Also, periodic reports will be made to the Faculty, to relevant councils and committees, and to other appropriate groups.

The reports will be made public on the Web site of the newly reopened American Embassy in Yangon, also known by its colonial-era name, Rangoon.

Anwar Ibrahim, the leader of the opposition, promises that poll petitions and police reports will be made to pressure the authorities to investigate without fear or favour.

Over the next few months, excerpts from some of their project reports will be made available on this blog, enabling everyone to learn more about the history of these works of art and their association with Columbia's history.

Henry Poole & Co's archives, which The Daily Telegraph reported will be made public on Thursday, date back to 1865 and contain information about some of society's great and good throughout the period.