Sentence examples for cease reporting from inspiring English sources

During his latest interrogation by Chinese security, Huang says they demanded he hand over his news sources and cease reporting allegations of on human rights violations.

The F.A.A. responded by proposing a rule to keep the database secret, saying airlines or airports might cease reporting if they thought the information could be used to make them look unsafe.

Notably, the inevitable problems in doing so in a convincing and unambiguous way drove the German Monopolies Commission to cease reporting classic concentration measures, like the Herfindahl index or the concentration ratio, altogether (Monopolies Commission [2012], p. 12).

It sounds like the information gap that exists by necessity around this launch because of its classified nature is causing issues with accurately determining the ultimate status of the Zuma payload, and what might have occurred after SpaceX was forced to cease reporting mission progress because of the terms of the contract.

After 2013, NASDAQ ceased reporting any breakout of U.S. market data product revenues.

Despite the fact that the company has ceased reporting its order reservations each quarter, its stock price jumped 31 percent after news of its profit broke.

Lazada reached $1.024 billion GMV for 2015, but founding company Rocket Internet ceased reporting its financial details after the first of two $1 billion Alibaba investments in April 2016.

Data reported to Vista from 1997 to 2002 initially included sales data from all companies that traditionally reported to the company; however a large retail company reporting in the mass merchant channel ceased reporting to Vista in July of 2001 and reports we obtained from Vista omitted data from this particular mass merchant company beginning in January, 2000.

As most of the children who were excluded from the Primary Sample ceased reporting within the first two weeks, any lack of change at that point would not have been due to lack of effectiveness given that it typically takes at least that amount of time before any effect is noted.

For funds that ceased reporting, the average monthly return in the six months before they did so was -0.56 percent.

One such company was reporting its sales data to marketing companies and then ceased reporting in July 2001.