Sentence examples for boost reporting from inspiring English sources

"We want new steps to boost reporting of hate crime and supporting victims, new CPS [Crown Prosecution Service] guidance to prosecutors on racially aggravated crime, a new fund for protective security measures at potentially vulnerable institutions and additional funding to community organisations so they can tackle hate crime.

Several dotcoms and technology companies have used what is euphemistically called "aggressive accounting" to boost reported earnings.

It turned out that Enron used off-the-books partnerships to hide debt and boost reported profits.

A report on Britain's "solid" recovery from the International Monetary Fund has given David Cameron a timely boost, reports the Financial Times.

Last week, after FDC announced that a restatement of its results over the past three years would actually boost reported income, its shares fell nearly 10%.

This would boost reported ultrasound sensitivity, but overstate its utility as an initial test.

Unlike costs, capital expenses are written off against profits over time, so the error boosted reported cashflow and profits.

Qwest also faces a Securities and Exchange Commission probe of its aggressive accounting practices, which boosted reported revenue through "swaps" with other data-network carriers.

It seems that if Vivendi lands the Universal studio and music business it is after, it will inherit a one-time writedown on studio assets, which will have the effect of boosting reported earnings in future years.

The ticks have brought a surge of Lyme disease in Maine over two decades, boosting reported cases from 71 in 2000 to 1,487 in 2016 — a 20-fold20-foldse, the latest federal data show.

Facebook's shares saw a boost after reporting better than expected earnings last week.