Sentence examples for reports meant from inspiring English sources

The proposed secrecy around the reports meant it would be harder to hold companies to account, he added.

The defense has inundated the jury with Wall Street research and media reports meant to show that Mr. Rajaratnam traded not on illicit tips, but on public information.

Western demand for quinoa has reportedly seen its price treble on the world food markets over the past six years – which according to some reports, meant that communities in Bolivia, where it's grown were no longer able to afford to eat it.

Arrested militants testified during the trial that Bashir watched a video of the Aceh military training and received written reports meant to assure him that all the funds he had raised were being used for the struggle to build an Islamic state.

SharesPost, a private equity market that's currently operating in public beta, is looking to help: the site has launched a publication platform for analyst reports meant to complement its equity market.

These high profile reports meant that more folks knew about the violence, about AVP and about how to report violence and seek help.

Writing for the Web, the guide reports, means communicating "clearly and concisely".

Panel B reports mean and median values for firm characteristics.

Our study reports mean DUP of approximately 15 months.

Little acknowledged that self-reporting meant various authorities had unfettered access to people within the club.

To others, however, the consultant's report meant little.