Sentence examples for injury reporting from inspiring English sources

How is it that "the injury reporting policy relates directly to the integrity of the game"?

Brady has been listed with a shoulder injury since the opener of the 2003 season, which is Coach Bill Belichick's tweak at the injury reporting system he abhors.

Andrew Tucker, the president of the society and the team doctor for the Ravens, said teams had access to information about staph infections through an internal injury reporting database, but the N.F.L. declined to release the data.

"The new OSHA injury reporting rules will bring workplace injury and illness reporting into the 21st century and provide important new protections to workers who report injuries," he said in a statement.

Dr. Mary Scollay, a veterinarian and equine medical director for the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission, organized an equine injury reporting system for more than 30 tracks and has found that fatality rates have been lower on synthetic surfaces: 1.47 fatalities per 1,000 starts for synthetic surfaces against 2.03 per 1,000 for dirt tracks.

Dr. Mary Scollay, a veterinarian at Calder Race Course, organized an equine injury reporting system for more than 30 tracks and has found that fatality rates have been lower on synthetic surfaces: 1.47 fatalities per 1,000 starts for synthetic surfaces against 2.03 per 1,000 for dirt tracks.

The initial conservative approach with delayed surgery in case of unsatisfactory results leads to pre-surgery instead of pre-injury reporting of activity levels and scores.

-- 2. Societal Perspectives on Domestic Violence -- 3. The Dynamics of Abuse -- 4. The Medical Response -- 5. Ascertaining the True Cause of Injury and Compliance With Injury-Reporting Requirements -- 6. Safety Issues -- 7. Prosecution of Domestic Violence Crimes.

The National Thoroughbred Racing Association, one of three sponsors of the forum, offered polling numbers from 2008 and 2009 that showed its core fans' positive impression of the sport more than doubled after the industry prohibited anabolic steroids around that time and initiated an injury-reporting system and safety measures.

The California Legislature adopted the injury-reporting mandate in 2000 in response to several accidents, including the 1998 death of a Disneyland visitor who was struck on the head by a metal cleat that pulled free from the sailing ship Columbia as it docked.

The injury-reporting system was developed for the documentation of football injuries during tournaments and has been implemented routinely in all the FIFA competitions since 1998, 1 20–24 as well as in the football tournaments of the Olympic Games since 2000.