Sentence examples for course to report from inspiring English sources

We also tried, of course, to report what was happening in the new Vietnam.

It puts China on course to report steel exports of about 110m tonnes by the end of this year.

Analysts said the bank was on course to report profits of between £3.5bn and £3.7bn for the full year against a loss of £6.3bn in 2009 after bad debts in the HBOS arm had ballooned to £24bn.

Sutherland's departure exposed the rift between those keen to reform the group, which is on course to report £2bn of losses through its banking operation, which nearly went bust last year, and those who are reluctant to embrace the changes he thought necessary to restore the fortunes of the ailing business.

The chain of supermarkets, pharmacies and funeral homes, which is on course to report losses of at least £2bn, also revealed it intended to hold a special meeting of its members in June or July to vote on proposals by Lord Myners for a radical overhaul of its complex management structure.

The trial is on course to report in 2013.

Firms are, of course, required to report on the performance of the funds they manage.

So while it is, of course, relevant to report on it, let's not overly focus on short-term stock performance.

I also said that I would of course have to report the money and indeed the employment to "the relevant government agencies" that closely monitor activities by countries with the words "People's" and "Democratic" in their name.

Secondly, after the course, intentions to report incidents increased significantly (contemplation and preparation stage).

The aim of this study is to describe this system, developed within a medical course, and to report on its progress and effects.