Sentence examples for period of reporting from inspiring English sources

This period of reporting captures the emergence and development of corporate reporting on sustainable development within the context of the study, New Zealand.

In New Zealand, the HbA1c IFCC units have been successfully implemented and used exclusively since 3rd October 2011 (following a 2 year period of reporting both units) for both patient monitoring and the diagnosis of diabetes, with a diagnostic cut-off of ≥ 50 mmol/mol.

"There's always that two week period of reporting when everyone is speculating about what the substance could be," he says.

Again, this was an epidemiological paper with figures presented over a three year period of reporting.

Application frequency was grouped as: 0 1, 2 3, and 4 or more times during each 3-month period of reporting.

We have confirmed the low sensitivity and specificity of the clinical case definition and that this definition is not affected by age, sex, and period of reporting.

SG: Internal documents outline the "strike system" in place in the warehouse where workers are given a strike for certain "offences" that include "a period of reported sickness".

Strike offences include a "period of reported sickness"; "errors"; "excessive/long toilet breaks"; "time-wasting"; "excessive chatting"; "horseplay"; and "using a mobile phone in the warehouse".

Staff discipline Internal documents have outlined the "six strikes and you're out system" in place at Shirebrook where workers are given a strike for certain "offences" that include "a period of reported sickness".

Warned they will be sacked if they receive six black marks – or "strikes" (see document below) – over a six-month period for offences including a "period of reported sickness"; "errors"; "excessive/long toilet breaks"; "time wasting"; "excessive chatting"; "horseplay"; and "using a mobile phone in the warehouse".

Still, the billionaire even improved on Sir Humphrey's advice by explaining his review would "never" be completed – and hinted that he might need at least another three months just to answer one question about whether it is fair to sack workers who receive six black marks for offences such as a "period of reported sickness" and "excessive/long toilet breaks".