Sentence examples for policy for reporting from inspiring English sources
Editors of 11 leading medical journals from around the world say they have agreed to a new policy for reporting research sponsored by drug companies.
Meanwhile in response to a commenter, Guardian US editor Janine Gibson explains our policy for reporting casualty figures: Guardian staff JanineGibson 15 April 2013 10 56pm @Legion7 - We spend a lot of time in big breaking stories picking through reports and verifying details which can be incredibly hard until we get our own reporters on the ground.
While 51 priority countries report having a policy on maternal death notification in 2014, only 17 countries have a policy for reporting and reviewing stillbirths and neonatal deaths.
The policy for reporting the findings of biological and physiological measures to participants of population-based surveys must also consider where the sample testing actually takes place and how the reporting take place.
Guide Memo 5.4.2: Travel Expenses, along with the Reimbursement section of Fingate, contains the basic policy for reporting expenses.
Total Ankle Arthroplasty: Minimum Follow-up Policy for Reporting Results and Guidelines for Reporting Problems and Complications Resulting in Reoperations.
A memo issued by the Human Resources Command at Fort Knox, Ky., found that the Army lacked sufficient controls to enforce policies for reporting deserters and absentee soldiers to cut off their pay and benefits immediately.
Alumni had urged the school to issue a broad apology, remove the emeritus trustees and review policies for reporting abuse — all requests the school appeared to satisfy on Friday.
The European Association of Science Editors expects to launch a set of standard policies for reporting gender in S&T journals in June 2014.
While social networks like Facebook, Twitter and Instagram have policies for reporting phony accounts, getting them taken down is a slow process.
(When it happened to former HuffPost reporter Bianca Bosker a few years ago, she tried to unmask the fakers herself, to no avail). While social networks like Facebook, Twitter and Instagram have policies for reporting phony accounts, getting them taken down is a slow process.
