Sentence examples for reports completely from inspiring English sources
Well, I'd respectfully suggest that Mr. Clinton talk to researchers at the Roosevelt Institute and the Economic Policy Institute, both of which have recently released important reports completely debunking claims of a surge in structural unemployment.
In June, Elsevier presented a new journal called Medical Mycology Case Reports, completely devoted to "unusual medical or veterinary fungal infections".
Scheindlin called the report "completely misleading".
Parks Commissioner Henry J. Stern called the report "completely unfounded".
"This report completely ignores the benefits and opportunities that a military career offers young people.
The Campaign for Better Transport branded the report "completely out of step".
Real Madrid's Web site reported, completely impartially: Tonight's match proved football is sometimes unfair.
"This damning report completely vindicates Labour's call for fast and fundamental reform of the work capability assessment.
A spokesman for the Department for Communities and Local Government said the report "completely misunderstands" the devolution programme.
Saying that the report vindicates him, Mr. Fredette said: "As I have stated all along I have done nothing wrong and the report completely exonerates me, which I believe makes our case in court even stronger.
Jowell also described how, despite repeated denials, several newspapers continued to report "completely untrue" claims that Mills had "received a bribe from Berlusconi and this money had been used to pay off our mortgage".
