Sentence examples for reports ahead of from inspiring English sources

Media reports ahead of the Rio 2016 Olympics have made much of Brazil's deadly crime problem.

They release reports ahead of major conferences and Kimberley plenary sessions but we are not fazed at all".

What is increasingly clear from progress reports ahead of the 2010 UN summit is that growing inequality is apparent across the globe; too often progress on the MDGs has not reached the poorest sections of the population.

Media reports ahead of the race focused on North Korea's discriminatory treatment of disabled people, highlighting defectors' accounts of disabled people being housed in group homes or camps and kept out of the capital, Pyongyang, and other major cities.

He is due to start filming mining drama Gold in June according to reports ahead of next week's Berlin film festival, where the film will be touted to investors at the European Film Market.

Some security analysts reacted with scepticism suggesting that President George Bush and his officials were simply trying to cover themselves in case there is an attack, seeking to avoid a repeat of accusations that they failed to act on intelligence reports ahead of September 11th 2001.

The best reason not to share reporting ahead of time is the most obvious.

David Cameron and officials were given just over 24 hours to study the report ahead of publication tomorrow afternoon.

The FA's governance and regulations department will examine footage of the incident and also consider Friend's report ahead of a potential hearing by an independent commission.

"Demand has slowed, even dried up," Robert Bach, the director of research at the property brokerage firm Grubb & Ellis, said in a report ahead of the earnings.

The SA economy has been ranked second-last in CommSec's State of the States report, ahead of only the island state.