Sentence examples for undone report from inspiring English sources

The original flawed report favored the conservatives trying to build a case against the administration over the Benghazi incident; the undone report now favors the liberals.

In a related development, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said Thursday that it had conducted a small, reverse repurchase transaction as a test of the cash-draining tool on Thursday to prepare for the time when the Fed's policy-setting Federal Open Market Committee decides that its liquidity operations should be undone, Reuters reported.

Much scientific work remains undone, the report said.

King's campaign almost came undone when it was reported weeks before the election that he'd met with members of an Austrian group associated with neo-Nazis.

As he documented in his unflinching book about his own depression, The Noonday Demon, he was almost undone in his efforts to report the world by the often debilitating bleakness of his internal landscape.

With a cloak of secrecy -- soon undone by a brief InternetNews report -- a commodity broker's two-year-old shingled villa, designed by the architect Francis Fleetwood and sitting on its own point in Wainscott, N.Y., was listed at a hot $50 million.

6 The purpose of this study is to describe the nature and prevalence of care left undone (as reported by nurses) and explore its association with nurse staffing levels and nurse ratings of the quality of care and patient safety environment.

Our research found 45% of wards have an average of more than eight patients per registered nurse and most nurses reported leaving necessary care undone because they didn't have time.

Agency scientists and former leaders of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta are pleased that CDC chief Thomas Frieden has undone a reorganization imposed by predecessor Julie Gerberding, reports The New York Times.

Most nurses working on general medical and surgical wards in this representative sample reported that some care was left undone on their last shift.

Similarly a large study in twelve European countries, exploring nurses perceptions of their work environment and quality of care, showed that in most countries nurses were dissatisfied with their work and reported that essential nursing tasks were left undone [ 28].