Sentence examples for tough report from inspiring English sources

We also have to ask what took the commission so long — and hope this new toughness will carry through to a smart and tough report.

He said he will not shy from issuing a tough report if justified by evidence.

As they saw it, a tough report would back their claim that Iraq had failed to disarm, and must now face "serious consequences" (code for war).

A presidential advisory commission is expected to deliver a tough report on the case to President Dmitri A. Medvedev on Tuesday.

He also correctly acknowledged how serious it is if that firm delayed putting out a tough report at the request of a hedge fund.

In the next six months, international monitors will collect information on sanctions violators, building on a tough report last month from an unusual investigative panel set up by a Security Council sanctions committee.

"Benevolent but tough," reported British intelligence.

Ms. Politkovskaya was known for her tough reporting on human rights abuses in Chechnya.

While working at Editor & Publisher, Mr. Brown wrote commentaries urging newspapers to uphold tough reporting standards.

Butler's study of the flaws in end-of-life care mixes personal narrative and tough reporting.

When Obama was the new candidate on the presidential scene, The Times did some tough reporting on his background and record.