Sentence examples for a system of reporting from inspiring English sources
Of the TIPS program, Mr. Armey said a system of reporting suspicious activities to the federal government was a threat to the freedom that the House was there to defend by creating the new department.
A system of reporting on members for transgressions creates both an internal police force and opportunities for promotion and rewards for turning in brother and sister members.
The PMMRC has developed a system of reporting contributory factors, and potentially avoidable maternal and perinatal mortality.
In order to spur performance without private ownership, it tied salaries to a system of report cards with grades from A to E delivered to companies and their bosses: managers who scored A's received a bonus of as much as three times their salary; managers who got E's received no bonus.
In order to spur performance without private ownership, it tied salaries to a system of report cards — with grades from A to E — delivered to companies and their bosses: managers who scored A's received a bonus of as much as three times their salary; managers who got E's received no bonus.
At the White House on Tuesday, Mr. Clinton plans to call for a nationwide system of reporting medical errors, somewhat like the system used by airlines to report aviation safety hazards, the officials said.
Among those recommendations are: providing all correctional workers with training before they assume their posts; creating a meaningful system of reporting and tracking the use of force; and restructuring the internal affairs unit as an independent oversight board.
He also defended China's position on another sticking point – the insistence by countries like the US and Australia that the Paris agreement should start the process of shifting all countries to a common system of reporting and reviewing emission reductions.
In his report to the FA in January 2010, Mann recommended the setting up of an independent tribunal for racism and discrimination cases in football, red cards for abusive parents at junior matches and a simpler system of reporting racist incidents for referees.
On 16 October 1953, the Secretary of Defense charged the AFSWP with responsibility for "a centralized system of reporting and accounting to ensure that the current status and location" of all nuclear weapons "will be known at all times".
Ofsted judges Hanley Castle to be a good school with outstanding features, among them: the quality of teaching and learning, support for vulnerable learners, well behaved pupils, a peer system of reporting incidents to senior pupils in confidence, good leadership and management, and a range of extra-curricular activities and clubs.
