The phrase "a statutory reporting" is not correct in English.
It should be "statutory reporting" without the article "a." You can use "statutory reporting" when referring to the process of preparing and submitting reports that are required by law or regulation.
Example: "The company must ensure compliance with statutory reporting requirements to avoid penalties."
Alternatives: "regulatory reporting" or "mandatory reporting."
For the California Supreme Court agreed with his conclusion that the privilege against self-incrimination does not provide a defense to an individual who fails to comply with the statutory reporting requirement.
Reported incidence of listeriosis ranged from 0 to 7.5 cases/million persons in 2002; the highest rates were reported from countries with statutory reporting of cases and surveillance through a national reference laboratory (1 ).
This also ensures the charity complies with the annual statutory reporting requirements.
The California Superior Court dealt with the statutory reporting requirement only as applied to respondent.
The MPs heard from French legal experts that statutory reporting to the police was required in France and that those responsible for mutilating girls had been jailed for up to eight years.
His concerns was supported by Rymer, who said that she agreed with statutory reporting in principle, but that most cases encountered by gynaecologists and obstetricians involved pregnant women in their 20s who had been cut 16 or so years before.
He told the Guardian: "Like all insolvencies we have undertaken investigations into certain transactions that took place prior to our appointment at MG Rover in order to comply with our statutory reporting requirements and to consider where there is the potential for value recovery for creditors.
Even if we were to view the statutory reporting requirement as incriminating in the traditional sense, in our view it would be the 'extravagrant' extension of the privilege Justice Holmes warned against to hold that it is testimonial in the Fifth Amendment sense.
The third column records the number notified to the statutory reporting system.
However, FEG continued to require statutory reporting of pertussis according to state-specific regulations.
