Sentence examples for this report meant from inspiring English sources

AAU's approval of this report meant that our work on postdoctoral education at Berkeley, which was going on in parallel with the AAU study, also had the highly visible, official blessing from our chancellor.

And then, insisting that Thursday's job conference in Washington was a step along the way to more job creation activity, he said: "By no stretch of the imagination does this report mean less pressure on us for job creation".

Erik Hurst, an economist at the University of Chicago's Booth School of Business, gently scoffed at the idea that this report means that we can forget about the deep issues of rising inequality, a shattered middle class, and profound inequity in opportunity.

Fiona David, the executive director of global research at the Walk Free Foundation, spoke with HuffPost Live's Alyona Minkovski to explain what exactly this report means and how the grading system works.

Reversing the trends in this report means taking a holistic approach to what keeps children healthy and developing properly.

(b) "this report" means the gene newly isolated by us as a differentially expressed gene in the small intestine of W/W V mice.

In the population that is the focus of this report, mean blood lead was higher in participants with the ALAD1-2 genotype compared with those with the ALAD1-1 genotype (Schwartz et al. 2000a).

The FBI accepted that the voluntary nature of this reporting meant its annual tally of officer involved deaths was well below the real figure.

What does this report mean for employers?

In our data, the mean intake of dairy (466 g/day) was higher than in this report (mean dairy intake 266 g/capita/day over 16 European countries) with a large variation, which enabled us to examine the relationship between dairy food consumption and CVD over a broad range of intake.

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