Sentence examples for an important reporting from inspiring English sources

This systemic friction results in an important reporting and information gap that has persisted for decades.

The College of American Pathologists (CAP) cancer protocols and checklists are an important reporting standard in pathology, for which no complete electronic data standard is currently available.

Today, the Institute of Medicine released an important report, Clinical Preventive Services for Women: Closing the Gaps, that recognizes the importance of access to preventive health services for women.

"It's an important report," I explained, "so I really can't put it off".

It is incomprehensible to the British public that such an important report should be delayed.

He later became secretary of a special committee on employment and secured the adoption of an important report.

That leaves a real need for vocational qualifications that are rigorous and trusted by employers, as proposed in an important report by David Sainsbury in July.

Earlier this month the organisation I lead, Diversity Council Australia, released an important report together with KPMG and the Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA).

Moreover, an important report by local engineers showed that the risk factors announced by the city were inadequately studied and inaccurate.

It published an important report called "Tuning out"—which one can find on its website, soundwomen.co.uk that was commissioned by the training agency Skillset, which I work with closely to promote skills in the creative industries.

A bi-partisan fiscal commission will release an important report on government finances on 1 December, after which both sides may forfeit some principles by agreeing to a mixture of tax increases and spending cuts.