The phrase "obligation of reporting" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the duty or responsibility of informing someone about something, usually in a formal or official context. Example: As a journalist, it is my obligation of reporting to the public any new developments in the ongoing investigation.
He added, "I have never suggested that someone seeking the advice of a rabbi is then relieved of the obligation of reporting sexual abuse to the appropriate authorities".
We wanted to be geared toward making good decisions even under the obligation of reporting financials every 90 days.
There are other organizations that work in the field of health but are not registered as INGOs but as companies, following an entirely different set of rules and having no obligation of reporting their work to SWC.
There are organizations that work in the capacity of an INGO in health but are registered elsewhere and follow entirely different sets of rules, having no obligation of reporting their work to SWC.
This legislation was said to be unpopular with the medical men and midwives on whom it imposed a new obligation of reporting promptly all births that they had attended, with no remuneration offered for their service, and on penalty of 'suffering the indignity of being summoned to the police-court' and fined.
Emmanuel Cohen, who runs Mossack Fonseca's UK franchise, said in a letter from his lawyer that he had been "in the forefront of undertaking due diligence checks over the years", and that "he takes the obligations of reporting extremely seriously and files any suspicious activity" with the National Crime Agency.
As a sexuality educator, I have not been surprised by Paterno's explanations about his reactions to Sandusky's alleged activities and how he fulfilled his legal obligations of reporting what he learned to his superiors.
Do you feel that there's any sense of moral obligation in the type of reporting you do?
The board that writes accounting rules for American business is proposing a new method of reporting pension obligations that is likely to show that many companies have a lot more debt than was obvious before.
[Page C1.] Pension Proposal May Unmask More Corporate Debt The board that writes accounting rules for American business is proposing a new method of reporting pension obligations that is likely to show that many companies have a lot more debt than was obvious before.
He said it was not necessary to place a statutory duty on doctors to report cases of FGM because they were already under a statutory obligation to report cases of child abuse, and FGM was a form of this: "The difficulty is in identifying those involved," he said.
