(To strike a balance so as not to sound too odd to American readers, I went through the report and added things like "a handful of" or "a swath of" or "a mountain of" before the word "data" so as to keep the verb in its singular form).Meanwhile, the New York Times's stylebook, like the WSJ, accepts it both ways.
He has gone through the reports of Israeli groups, of human rights groups, Human Rights Watch and Peace Now and B'Tselem, all of the reports of Amnesty International.
After the deal went through, David Meidan reported to Netanyahu on the exchange and mentioned that he noticed a change in Jabari: he was wearing civilian clothes as opposed to the customary military uniform, appeared to be taking better care of his appearance, all of which softened his usual stern image.
Allow us at least the opportunity to go through the report ourselves".
10.47am GMT My colleague Sandra Laville is going through the report and has sent this: Ellison said there was evidence of attempted corruption at the behest or by Clifford Norris in a previous case his son had been involved in.
In a statement, Air Force officials said that they had not had a chance to go through the report, but that they were "committed to ensuring the culture at the academy reflects the core values and high standards we expect from each of our members in the Air Force".
"Ultimately, we have to go through the report and find out what was the safeguard issue in place, what was the procedure, and who was responsible," he said.
Always go through the report with the individual.
I then went through the media reports listing each of those people who were killed".
Seth Stoughton, a former police officer in a large city, went through the training and reports that it relentlessly inculcated the belief that "cops live in a hostile world" and emphasized that they must always be on guard because, as cops are fond of saying, "complacency kills".
