Sentence examples for for weekly reporting from inspiring English sources
More detailed proposals by the European Commission, which were also discussed, call for weekly reporting by banks affected, as well as a six-month deadline for financial institutions to accept help.
M. pneumoniae pneumonia is specified for weekly reporting by specially designated sentinel clinics in accordance with the Japanese Infectious Diseases Control Law.
We selected mobile phone communication for daily reporting and paper forms for weekly reporting, increasing the human resources required to carry out this type of surveillance.
Pertussis is specified for weekly reporting by specially designated sentinel pediatric clinics in accordance with the Japanese Infectious Diseases Control Law [ 34].
He expanded the Society's printing facilities, revived the colporteur work and in 1920 introduced the requirement for weekly reports of Bible Students' preaching activity.
Some companies use memos for weekly reports, while others have special forms.
For example, the completeness of weekly reporting from districts to the national level improved from 48% in 2001 to 85% in 2007; district monthly reporting remained steady between 90% in 2001 and 99% in 2007.
The quantity of CHW time used for visits was derived from weekly reporting sheets that identified the amount of time spent making home visits each day, the study number of each participant visited, and the CHWs who went on each visit.
India has a nationwide program, known as the Integrated Disease Surveillance Project (IDSP) (1), for the weekly reporting of surveillance data on epidemic-prone diseases to the authorities.
Among those who stated that the weekly reporting for 12 weeks was a small or major burden, this was generally attributed to the study being one of many tasks to complete in limited time.
The figures have been skewed because the 45 gas storage companies sampled for the weekly report have been more active in tapping and refilling storage than others that were not included in the survey, an Energy Department statistician, Roy Kass, said.
