Sentence examples for reports to be read from inspiring English sources

Philip D. Zelikow, the commission's executive director, said the authors wanted their reports to be read.

That year's big project was a book report, to be read aloud to the class.

John Tierney, a Times science columnist, explained in Science Times last week the most controversial revelation so far in the e-mail — Jones's effort to "hide the decline" when preparing a graph for the cover of a report to be read by policy makers.

During the weekend, the recently convicted high flyer Chris Huhne, immured in Wanno, as its inmates call HMP Wandsworth, was reported to be "reading a lot, mainly novels".

That's why Chris Huhne's report has to be read alongside Alan Beith's paper on party philosophy.

So the report needs to be read within that wider context.

Her report needs to be read and her recommendations need to lead to policy changes at USAID and the Department of State that ensure greater press freedom and governmental transparency around the world.

Variables for which the report needs to be read, ranked low in the completion rate assessment.

This report needs to be read with several limitations in mind.

The reports are meant to be read en masse, creating a broad spectrum of impressions for regular users, just as they do for medical professionals.

The report is sure to be read widely by senior Vatican officials, some of whom still have qualms about the American bishops' zero-tolerance policy.