Sentence examples for guidelines on reporting from inspiring English sources

An investigation by the Guardian in May found that fewer than half of Russell group universities monitor the extent of sexual violence against students, while one in six publishes guidelines on reporting such allegations.

The Samaritans have detailed guidelines on reporting suicide, including to avoid technical details or speculation of the method.

Many media organisations, including the Guardian, already avoid such descriptions and abide by Samaritans guidelines on reporting suicide.

Several cited the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, known as HIPAA, and federal guidelines on reporting injuries.

Baker, D., Lidster, K., Sottomayor, A. & Amor, S. Two years later: journals are not yet enforcing the ARRIVE guidelines on reporting standards for pre-clinical animal studies.

Cambridge University has revised its disciplinary guidelines on reporting sexual assault and harassment, following criticism over its failure to protect students from sexual violence.

It analysed the impact of media guidelines for reporting on suicides on the quality of suicide reporting and on suicide rates in Austria [ 28].

The NUJ publishes guidelines for reporting on racist organisations.

In 2017, SAVE put out comprehensive guidelines for reporting on mass shootings.

Among these was Robert Kinloch Massie of the Global Reporting Initiative, which seeks to develop guidelines for reporting on the economic, environmental and social performance for corporations.

A coalition of news organizations has demanded that the Pentagon's public affairs office rescind parts of its guidelines for reporting on Guant?mo.