Sentence examples for handling of reports from inspiring English sources

Federal authorities are investigating the department's handling of reports of racially motivated attacks on Hispanics.

Federal authorities began an investigation of the department's handling of reports of racially motivated attacks on Hispanics.

In 2009, federal authorities also began investigating the Police Department's handling of reports of racially motivated attacks on Hispanics.

Her name was disclosed by Robert D. Novak in his syndicated column in July 2003 after Mr. Wilson publicly criticized the Bush administration's handling of reports that Iraq had tried to buy uranium from Niger, in Africa.

The move comes five weeks after the Church of England's General Synod apologised for its failure to listen to abuse victims, and a month after Sentamu launched an independent inquiry into the church's handling of reports of alleged child abuse by the late Robert Waddington, a former dean of Manchester.

The whistle-blower, Jeffrey Monsour, is a state worker who has been an outspoken critic of his employer, the state Office for People With Developmental Disabilities, and the agency's handling of reports of abuse, neglect and a variety of other issues.

It flagged up concerns about Uber's handling of reporting criminal offices and obtaining medical certificates and driver background checks.

Despite a report by the National Audit Office in 2016 that described the handling of reporting security breaches as chaotic, the figure has increased, a freedom of information request has revealed.

A third of the respondents reported that they were aware of inappropriate handling of reported crimes, like persuading victims not to file complaints or finding ways to reclassify a felony as a misdemeanor.

The recommendations section offers a lengthy list for improving safety at UH, including "researcher training in hazard recognition and risk analysis, handling of fuel-oxidizer mixtures, reporting and handling of near miss events, and preparation of effective Standard Operation Procedures".

To minimize inter-institutional bias in histopathologic reporting, standardized handling of Whipple specimens is essential.