report out
Verb
Meaning
return a bill after consideration and revision to a legislative body
Source: WordNetHypernyms
Examples
A new report out from researchers at Stanford University, Resources for the Future, and ReconMR has some answers.
Historically, apartments have not offered such potential to add value as terraced houses but interestingly a report out this week states flats have in fact increased in value considerably over the last five years.
In Aidsfonds latest report out this week, "Fast Track or Off Track?
Every week, science journalists around the world agree to adhere to embargoes that ostensibly give us time to report out stories, talk to outside sources, and create a balanced picture of what a new study says.
Nearly 47 million Americans were living in poverty last year, a percentage that has remained largely unchanged, according to a census report out Wednesday.
There is a new report out on the sexual behaviors of young people in Belize, and it seeks to be the most thorough one to date.