Sentence examples for necessary reporting from inspiring English sources
The Office of Postdoctoral Affairs administers the IDP meeting verification system, including confirmation and follow-up emails and necessary reporting.
In its 2022 report, the Commission should work on a possible assessment of the full life-cycle of CO2 emissions produced by heavy-duty vehicles, and propose, if necessary, reporting obligations for manufacturers.
This is a foul and worrying clampdown on necessary reporting.
It is the responsibility of supervisors to familiarize themselves with necessary reporting obligations such as attendance and time reporting to enable them to administer Institute pay policies consistently for all employees.
Every Camfed partner school has at least one female teacher mentor who is responsible for attending to these concerns, and if necessary reporting problems or abuses to the committees or Camfed's national office.
A tailored selection strategy will consider injury cause, marker candidates with the necessary reporting power for the cause as well as organ specificity and exclusion of proteins normally present in healthy plasma and tissues.
A spokesperson for the nursery, an independent one, said that no referral to Channel was made, adding: "Under statutory guidance, as reflected by our own safeguarding policies, early years providers are required to record – and if necessary, report – any incidents that they feel may warrant further attention or discussion.
When asked if tear gas would be used, Mr Hui said the police would monitor the situation and would use "appropriate force if necessary", reported RTHK.
During the meetings, the results of the discussions should be recorded, and discrepancies noted and, if necessary, reported as an addendum to the imaging report.
Serious adverse events related to the study (eg, extreme distress or expressing suicidal thoughts) are reported immediately to the study principal investigator in accordance with good clinical practice guidelines and, where necessary, reported to the DMEC and the study sponsor.
After abstracting data on each manuscript we assigned the definition(s) of absenteeism employed by authors into initial groups based on similarities allowing, where necessary, reported definition(s) to be assigned to more than one group.
