Sentence examples for customary reports from inspiring English sources

In the past few days, France's newspapers have run not just extracts from Mrs Joly's book but also their customary reports of new political and corruption scandals.

It has been shown that the correlation between evaluation results and the actual EVLW-value can be weak when the customary reporting approach is chosen [ 7, 8].

Although it is customary to report only on successes in research, we hope to also attract scientifically reasoned reports on failed petrochemical applications.

"When you release a film in theaters, whether the results are good or bad, it's customary to report grosses," Jeff Bock, senior analyst at the influential entertainment data firm Exhibitor Relations, said.

It is customary to report the magnitude of change as percent change from baseline.

More than 60 passengers are thought to have been inside the carriage, and the doors were locked as is customary at night, reports said.

News journalists seem to suspend their customary skepticism when reporting football occasions.

He has declined to divest himself of his assets or put them in a blind trust, as is customary for presidents, news reports say.

In 1995 the United States Food and Drug Administration concluded that "MSG and related substances are safe food ingredients for most people when eaten at the customary level," although the report acknowledged that some people, especially those with asthma, might have transient symptoms if very large quantities were consumed.

As a World Vision International report on customary law in contemporary South Sudan states, "the Southern Sudanese people [believe] that the purpose of any legal action in regard to crime is to restore the social equilibrium rather than to punish the wrongdoer" (Jok et al. 2004, 39).

Now, amid the customary late-season murmurs and reports of likely movements, the future of Swann is a discreet matter of debate.