Sentence examples for handling reported from inspiring English sources

The size of the protocol studied in this paper is significantly larger than case studies, including various abstract versions of the same protocol without bus-collision handling, reported previously in the community of real-time verification.

As co-chairs of both the International Syria Support Group and its ceasefire task force, the US and Russia will be charged with handling reported violations and attempting to prevent them from worsening.

This report will therefore serve as a guide in handling reported cases of MRSA in orthopaedic patients, especially as it is concerned with the empirical selection of antimicrobial therapy and the need to pay close attention to cleanliness and other measures to prevent the spread of MRSA strains among patients and other hospital staff.

SeMPRO will provide confidential support, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for victims of sexual assault, and advise commanders and managers how to handle reported incidents effectively.

Last month the White House issued guidelines for how universities should handle reported assaults, and the Department of Education released a list of 55 schools, including Occidental College, UC Berkeley and USC, that are under investigation for their handling of sexual assault complaints.

According to Down For Everyone Or Just Me, Google's popular email service was down around 2 30 p.m. Down Right Now reported a "likely service disruption," although Google's Gmail Twitter handle reported nothing at that time.

Another complained that there was no clarification on how to handle reporting to credit bureaus.

The bride, 57, is a vice president at Wells Fargo & Company in San Francisco, where she manages the department that handles reporting to the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Any Harvard traveler who experiences or witnesses a serious medical or safety incident while abroad should, after the emergency has been properly handled, report the event to International SOS (if they haven't already done so).

The media have wrestled during the 2016 campaign with how to handle reporting on blatant lies.

Archdiocese priests are meeting on Wednesday for an all-day discussion which will undoubtably include the sexual abuse issue and the way it's been handled, reports the Star Tribune.