Sentence examples for reports setting out from inspiring English sources

Companies such as AT&T, Verizon and Vodafone are now publishing transparency reports setting out, if permitted by law, the number of law enforcement agency requests for data they receive annually.

In the UK, the Department of Health published several reports setting out the Government's long-term vision to put patients "at the heart of everything we do" [ 37] and the "No decision about me, without me" idea [ 38].

The BSB spokesperson says: "Our reports set out recommendations for providers to address any issues that may have arisen during these visits.

The cache of leaked reports sets out the assaults, sexual abuse, self-harm attempts, child abuse and living conditions endured by asylum seekers and has sparked calls for a Senate inquiry into the reports and Australia's response.

If the Winner is unable to submit the Reports set out in clause 22, he/she must give as much notice as possible in the circumstances to GNL. 25.

The 2,116 leaked reports set out as never before the assaults, sexual abuse, self-harm attempts, child abuse and living conditions endured by asylum seekers held by the Australian government.

The reports set out the harsh colonial rationales that underpinned Britain's thinking in sustaining the migration over 350 years, and explored the miseries the program caused, through interviews with victims.

"However, these reports set out the current state of expert thinking and explain the rationale behind the most plausible explanation for how transfer of the virus could have occurred".

These two reports set out an underlying philosophy for prescribing, recording and reporting radiotherapy, which has been essential for the successful development of modern radiotherapy.

The 1994 group In a report setting out research policy and funding priorities, the 1994 group of smaller, research-intensive universities calls for more investment in all disciplines.

The government will also publish a report setting out proposals for a 10-year strategy for the teaching of foreign languages.