Sentence examples for policy of reporting from inspiring English sources

James Hadler, the state epidemiologist and another defender of the current policy of reporting, agreed the current system "grossly underreported" the actual situation.

NEW DELHI -- India's Roman Catholic bishops are planning to institute a policy of reporting all abuse allegations against priests to the police for criminal investigations, rather than just handling the cases internally, a church spokesman said.

Given the large heterogeneity in the policies of reporting faculty conflicts of interest [ 12, 13], it is difficult to arrive at exact estimates of the frequency of serious competing interests in field experts.

would get its money, and Lloyds had a policy of not reporting frauds of less than ten thousand pounds.

As of midafternoon Wednesday, ESPN stuck to its policy of not reporting the accusations that Roethlisberger in July 2008 sexually assaulted a female employee of the Harrah's Lake Tahoe, where he was a guest during a celebrity golf tournament.

Some laboratories even have a policy of not reporting unsolicited CNVs to nontreatable diseases [ 30].

In addition to leaving tenants and their families to fend for themselves on the streets, the policy raises the stakes of reporting domestic violence.

The European Association of Science Editors expects to launch a set of standard policies for reporting gender in S&T journals in June 2014.

Because the company has a strict policy of nonretaliation for reporting ethics concerns, reporting the survey results presents no obvious risk to the consultation requesters of criminal or civil liability or of damage to their financial standing, employability, or reputation.

The second study similarly found lack of community consultation, little awareness of the policy and reporting mechanisms in the community, and low rates of reporting of incidents [ 59].

A newly disclosed document reveals that Vatican officials told the bishops of Ireland in 1997 that they had serious reservations about the bishops' policy of mandatory reporting of priests suspected of child abuse to the police or civil authorities.