Sentence examples for consider reporting from inspiring English sources

When she came to me for advice, I asked her if she would consider reporting it.

Ms. Nilva said that most teenagers would not even consider reporting abuse to the police and getting a classmate arrested.

At no stage did his mother even consider reporting any of this to the Garda," Guerin recalled.

Organisations need to consider reporting structures to ensure there is someone staff would be comfortable reporting incidents to.

"Research shows that it is underreported – 50% of people wait until it gets more serious before they consider reporting and instead they tend to normalise incidents.

The OPCW plan says the organisation should consider reporting any delay or lack of cooperation by Syria to the Security Council.

But other workers regard them as a curse, as a way to mobilize peer pressure against workers who might consider reporting an injury.

For meta-analyses and systematic reviews, authors may consider reporting the extent to which different archives or sources yielded relevant articles for their particular review.

I would also consider reporting his threat to kill you to the police, but I understand that you may not want to do this until you are safe.

Would you have even considered reporting about raising dogs for dinner?

As a child, my grandmother had considered reporting her parents to the authorities for their anti-Soviet talk; she had cried into her school uniform when Stalin died.