Sentence examples for reports drawn from from inspiring English sources

Last month, CNN featured 915 user reports drawn from more than 10,000 submissions.

Within a few weeks, two or three of Steele's long-standing collectors came back with reports drawn from Orbis's larger network of sources.

In releasing a staff report on the plot on Wednesday, the commission staff members wrote that they did not have direct access to any detainee and had based their account on intelligence reports drawn from the interrogations.

Gen. Geoffrey Miller, the American commander in charge of detentions and interrogations, said that the number of "high-value" intelligence reports drawn from interrogations of Iraqi prisoners had increased by more than half on a monthly basis since January.

The law also requires the companies that furnish reports drawn from public records for employment purposes to notify the people named in the reports in a timely manner — so that any inaccuracies in the data can be challenged — or ensure that the public record is complete and up to date.

Basically, they're reports drawn from surveys of Skimm readers, which the company says will be made available for free.

Our appraisal of the quality of indicators mentioned in the reports drew from SMART criteria (p10, Sn 2.9 of OECD standards) [ 16].

The report, drawn from more than 4,000 sites' advertising data, asserted that the rate of fraudulent clicks was 15.8% in the second quarter of 2007, up 1% from three months earlier.

U.S. intelligence personnel collect information on potential targets, as The Intercept has previously reported, drawn from government watchlists and the work of intelligence, military, and law enforcement agencies.

A joint report drawn from The Huffington Post's seven international editions finds striking public opposition to military intervention in Syria, with polls showing weak support for a strike in much of Europe as well as in the United States and Canada.

In January 2015, the SPFIC published a report drawn from Bundesbank data, showing that the Sparkassen not only have a return on capital that is several times greater than for the German private banking sector, but that they pay substantially more to local and federal governments in taxes.