Sentence examples for toughest reports from inspiring English sources

That issue may well come to a head this week after the International Atomic Energy Agency, the nuclear watchdog that has been playing a cat-and-mouse game with Iran's nuclear establishment for a decade now, issues what may be one of its toughest reports ever.

Correspondents say this is the International Atomic Energy Agency's toughest report on Iran to date.

The networks promise some tougher reports on the 11th, as they examine how safe the country is.

Tough reports from the CBO in such times are more credible because they run counter to what might be expected from a fellow partisan.

As Mr. Stone begins to speak, the logo of Human Rights Watch, which closely monitors the situation in both Colombia and Venezuela and has issued tough reports on both, appears on the screen.

Two tough reports last year on those incidents found considerable shortcomings in the organization, including some in the peacekeeping department, which at the time of those events was run by Mr. Annan.

Michael R. Bromwich, who was appointed director of the Minerals Management Service last week, said in testimony before the Senate Appropriations Committee that the new investigations team would report directly to him and would work closely with the Interior Department's inspector general's office, which has issued several tough reports on misconduct at the minerals service in the last decade.

Mr. Christie withstood a flurry of tough reports last month that dented his incorruptible image, most notably his admission that he extended a loan to a subordinate in the federal prosecutor's office and did not report it on his financial disclosure forms or tax returns, as required.

"Benevolent but tough," reported British intelligence.

I don't think that editorials undermine tough reporting.

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