Sentence examples for this report identified from inspiring English sources

This report identified the ills in the employment system for the cutters.

In particular, this report identified the conflicts existing between the early childhood education and childcare sectors, as well as the inequity between the private and public systems.

This report identified regions and countries attitudes on migration, examined the relationship between economics and attitudes, identified where and among which demographic groups immigration is more or less accepted, and compare how public opinion aligns with government immigration policy.

This report identified the problems of unsatisfactory childcare support programs for each child's age group, and highlighted inefficiencies in existing childcare support projects, which were allocated segmentally to each ministry such as the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development, Ministry of Labor Affairs, and the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry.

The genetic screens described in this report identified 49 and 114 Wolbachia homologs in A. viteae and O. flexuosa, respectively.

The regional and Wolverhampton epidemiological investigations presented in this report identified significant associations for the Mercian strain.

Commenting on the report, Frances O'Grady, the TUC general secretary, said: While this report identifies some important areas for improvement, its limited remit means the worst excesses of the current sanctions regime look set to remain in place.

Prof Ian Law, of the University of Leeds, said the study shed light on the rise of anti-Muslim prejudice: "This report identifies a shocking deterioration in the quality of everyday life since the last report in 2011.

"This report identifies tourism and maritime shipping as industries likely to feel some of the earliest and most significant climate change impacts, said Professor Ove Hoegh-Guldberg, an IPCC coordinating lead author and director of the University of Queensland global change institute.

Paul Broadhead, head of mortgage policy at the the BSA, said: "This report identifies a number of areas that need further attention if we are going to meet the inevitable growth in demand for borrowing into, and in, retirement.

As the San Francisco analysis points out, "the settlement does not resolve most of the issues this report identifies nor immunizes lenders and servicers from a host of potential liabilities".