Sentence examples for intensified reporting from inspiring English sources

To protect the health and probity of physician industry relationships, the 2013 Physician Payments Sunshine Act requires intensified reporting by physicians about their industry relationships, including any value transfers >$100.

But perhaps most significantly Cancún delivered a roadmap for national action that revolves around national plans, intensified reporting requirements and the potential for future market-based approaches.

The remarks, by Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi, were China's highest-level response yet to intensifying reports that the Chinese military may be engaging in cyberespionage.

During the first six months of 2018, Didi shelled out about $1.7 billion in subsidies for drivers and steep discounts for passengers as competition intensified, Bloomberg reported citing sources.

However, with intensified surveillance and reporting systems during an outbreak in 2005, disease cases in Kumasi are available at community level spatial units.

Emotions intensified as reports began to emerge of women's experiences of forcible feeding - in the report above, Sylvia Pankhurst describes how she "felt I would go mad with the outrage of the thing". An article appeared in medical journal Lancet in 1912, condemning the practice as torture.

Emotions intensified as reports began to emerge of women's experiences of forcible feeding - in the report above, Sylvia Pankhurst describes how she "felt I would go mad with the outrage of the thing".

The market's upward momentum intensified after reports on durable goods and manufacturing activity in the Midwest.

Sunni anger has intensified following reports that Hezbollah members were fighting alongside the Lebanese army during the Sidon clashes.

It has been intensified, the report says, by a bewildering series of constantly-changing proposals to increase capital gains and residential taxes on second homes in France.

The church, which began buying shares in News Corp. in 2005, said it had raised its concerns with the company last year after the scandal intensified, with reports that journalists at The News of the World had hacked the mobile phone of a murdered 13-year-old girl, Milly Dowler.