Sentence examples for combined reporting from inspiring English sources

If we combined reporting and non-reporting hospitals, the differences in adherence would likely be increased.

Instead of adopting combined reporting, the legislature decided to follow Maryland's example and study it.

This spring, combined reporting came up for consideration in eight states, said Joseph Crosby, of the Council on State Taxation, which represents large corporations on state tax issues and opposes combined reporting.

For two years, companies will file both a standard separate tax return and a return showing how much they would owe under combined reporting.

In the first decade of the 20th century, W. E. B. Du Bois founded journals that combined reporting on race-based abuses with affirmative visual content, often in the form of photographic portraits of blacks.

In 2007, the legislature required companies in the state to file both a standard separate-entity return and returns showing how much they would pay under various combined reporting regimes.

In the meantime, the casinos in Delaware and Connecticut reported a combined reported gross revenue $1.5 billion last year.

In 2012, it found US firms had reported $80bn£64bnbn) of profit in Bermuda, more than their combined reported profits in Japan, China, Germany and France.

In 2012, said Oxfam, US firms reported $80bn of profit in Bermuda, more than their combined reported profits in Japan, China, Germany and France, four of the world's five largest economies.

Palinists regard their star as an icon of working-class America even though the Palins' combined reported income ($211,000) puts them in the top 3.6percentt of American households.

Patients in Arms 2 and 3 combined reported greater reduction in average nausea than patients in Arm 1 (P = 0.01; meanbands = 0.70, meanno bands = 0.10).