introductory report

The introductory report contains "the most luminous dissertation on the ethnological, social and economic conditions of the Island".

I quote from Professor Irving's introductory report to this month's international conference on urban safety, drugs and crime prevention in Paris.

Many Members have made the point that the peace process will be long and difficult and it was well-expressed in the introductory report. Of course that is true.

Derogatis LR, Melisaratos N: The Brief Symptom Inventory: an introductory report.

Meehan and alumnus Peter Sanders'74 met with Cardinal O'Connor to provide an introductory report on the program started by his predecessor, Cardinal Cooke.

I mean no offence to the other Members, but the debate ran on a lot, we had a very lengthy introductory report from Baroness Ashton and we cannot influence the next debate.

Mr President, Commissioner, I would also like to remind the House that there is very little time available, and therefore that any measure - including those already cited by the Commission in its introductory report - which we adopt must have an immediate, timely effect.

And it is significant that, in the Association for Science Education, an introductory report (Billings 1989) drew attention to the particular importance, in the framework of new vocational qualifications, of the assessment of prior learning, an importance further underlined by Slusarchuk & Nicholl (1990:112).

The introductory report was given by Eugenio Scalfari, who stressed the probable beneficial effects on the price system and from the technical point of view and mentioned, exemplified by the experiences of nationalisation that had already taken place in France and the United Kingdom.