Sentence examples for instructions on reporting from inspiring English sources

The Council on American-Islamic Relations has dispensed "safety kits" to mosques around the country with instructions on reporting suspicious activity and asserting one's rights as an airline passenger, as well as tips on increasing security and improving lighting around mosques.

See paragraphs 50-52 for instructions on reporting such cases.

The city could install bullet-proof shields and phones in their cars at no charge if the driver agreed to safety training that included measures to minimize danger to the driver; instruction in aiding accident victims; and instructions on reporting crimes, fires and car accidents with mobile phones connected to emergency response units.

Apart from the monitoring, the project envisages several other components: discussions on important issues such as the trends identified as a result of the monitoring of children's programs, providing university-level instruction on reporting on children, identifying false information and media literacy.

Patients were provided instructions to report on their experiences during the time period when they "went to bed to the time they woke up and got out of bed to start their day".

Working without a script, Mr. Linkletter sent audience volunteers on silly assignments outside the studio with instructions to report back on their experience.

Give them the Card, on the card are instructions to report the deed on the site.

Data are reported to a central database after discharge of the patient, and detailed instructions on the reporting of data have been provided by the DSR in order to ensure the data validity and completeness (case ascertainment) of the database.

The molecular weights of the spots were deduced on the basis of the migration of SigmaMarkers™ wide range (MW 6.500 – 205.000), while p Is were determined according to the strip manufacturer's instructions (GE Healthcare) reporting on the reference gel of the software-assisted analysis the values of p I predicted for any given length of the strip.

Several cascadees reported improved understanding of the use of procedures they had been unfamiliar with and similarly one reported they received instruction on how to use equipment that until then had remained unused (vacuum extraction equipment).

"A disadvantage, however, is that researchers will have to rely on people following their instructions correctly, reporting back accurately and not breaking the self-blinding mechanism".