Sentence examples for consideration to reporting from inspiring English sources

Equally important, however, is giving consideration to reporting near misses and hazards, and using them as the focus of investigation and intervention.

Further, the review clearly demonstrates the need for a consensus of what methodological considerations to report in manuscripts, which focus on the topic of foot and ankle biomechanics.

Each of these factors should be taken into consideration to avoid reporting overoptimistic drug target interaction prediction results.

The BBC defended Choudary's appearance on Newsnight, issuing a statement which said: "We have given great consideration to our reporting of the Woolwich murder and have a responsibility to both report on the story and try to shed light on why it happened.

Checklists and interviews facilitated recognition of health issues and treatments, and consideration of what to report.

Further consideration regarding how to report information when numbers of events are small is also warranted [ 43, 44].

A UKRI spokesman said the funder would give "careful consideration" to the report's recommendations.

The chancellor, George Osborne, said in a written statement to the Commons that the government would give "careful consideration" to the report and was committed to working with unions on new proposals.

The weary delegates then began shouting for the roll call, but A. Mitchell Palmer, the Wilson floor leader, got a chance to say that it was time to give consideration to the report of the Resolutions Committee, which had the platform read.

He said: "We, as a church, will have to give serious consideration to this report and its recommendations from parish up to province and decide where we go from here".

The move is one of several under consideration as Lehman prepares to report what could be grim third-quarter results this month.