Sentence examples for lines of reported from inspiring English sources

We identified five lines of reported intercross origin (AtT-20, B6x129-1, CAKB3, IM3 and OB1xB3) that appear to have been backcrossed prior to derivation of the cell line.

There were many different lines of reporting.

The bill would micromanage lines of reporting within the commission and break up the commission's Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations.

A third proposal, which is less controversial, calls for changes in corporate governance and lines of reporting to make it easier to spot and address fraud.

Joseph Sexton, the metro editor, whose reporters are involved in covering the senator from New York, said the story "grew out of a meeting of editors weeks ago aimed at developing lines of reporting for covering Hillary's re-election campaign and potential bid for the presidency".

But by choosing a career foreign service officer of high standing and someone who worked closely with him on Middle East affairs a decade ago at the National Security Council, General Powell can argue he has not selected a special envoy outside the regular lines of reporting.

JILL RAYMOND Silver Spring, Md., June 5, 2006 I don't like Senator Hillary Clinton's politics, but it seems appalling and outrageous to me that after the editors sat down and considered what "lines of reporting" about her to "develop," the first thing they came up with was her private life.

This is no reflection on the talent of the people we had to release, rather a responsibility we have to run a lean organization with no redundancies and clear lines of reporting.

It is often on the front lines of reporting and framing discourse in contemporary news cycles, covering everything from Caitlyn Jenner to the Charleston shooting to the deportations in the Dominican Republic.

o Definition of lines of reporting / accountability.

In this connection a review of the internal lines of reporting and communication should be reviewed.