Sentence examples for normally report from inspiring English sources

Public pension funds in all states and cities normally report their financial status with numbers prepared by actuaries, who keep track of assets and liabilities while calculating required contributions every year.

By that measure, its GDP grew by 8.6% in 2010.But other countries, including China, normally report their GDP "by expenditure", adding up all the spending on domestically produced stuff.

If police identify a suspect but decide not to pass a file to the Crown Prosecution Service, victims would be able to ask for the case to be looked at again – initially at a local level by a prosecutor who was not involved in the decision and who would normally report within 10 days.

Someone who is buying and selling items as a business (even a side business) on eBay would normally report it on a Schedule C attached to his 1040.

Someone who is buying and selling items as a business (even a side business) on eBay would normally report both sales and cost of goods sold on a Schedule C.

Based on a literature survey and a diary study in which chemical plant operators reported events involving recovery from self-made errors, complete with reasons why they would or wouldn't normally report this, we identified six categories of reasons for not reporting.

So the data for five weeks is condensed into a month normally reporting four weeks.

Personal contributions by candidates are normally reported as loans to be repaid by subsequent contributions or forgiven.

Normally reporting on the Marc Jacobs bash – a highlight of New York fashion week – would be one of journalism's great jollies, but there were conditions.

Rajesh Trivedi, 40, a computer programmer, normally reported at 7, but he had to drop his son off at school and so didn't get in.

Class-size numbers are normally reported twice a year as citywide averages, showing small increases spread out over many classrooms and over many years.