Sentence examples for policy on reporting from inspiring English sources

"Clearly, one example of something like that would be a uniform national policy on reporting cases to law enforcement agencies and how the church responds to such cases," Mr. Havard said.

In September, Horace Mann added a policy on reporting child abuse to its handbook for families.

On Friday, the leading Democratic mayoral candidates also took issue with the ultra-Orthodox policy on reporting abuse allegations.

Instead, a countercampaign of online harassment, including threats of rape and death, against several high-profile women here turned so nasty that Twitter took steps this weekend to tighten its global policy on reporting abuse.

The latest infections are the first since Health Minister Siti Fadilah Supari declared two weeks ago that Indonesia had changed its policy on reporting human cases and would announce the death toll only every six months.

The New York Archdiocese announced a change in its policy on reporting abuse last week, and the cardinal reiterated the change in his statement: "When there is reasonable cause to suspect that abuse has occurred, and if the victims do not oppose the reporting, the archdiocese will make the appropriate reports to civil authorities".

The data on elite universities and their policies on reporting sexual violence was based on the responses the Guardian received to FoI requests.

The police said this week that the worldwide ministry's pastor and co-founder, Sharon Daugherty, whose daily broadcasts are heard in more than 200 countries, knew about the accusations, but trusted employees to follow policies on reporting such assaults.

In a recent announcement of Nature's policies on methods reporting (see http://www.nature.com/authors/policies/checklist.pdf) several items are pointed out as critical, which the authors address; they provide stock numbers for animals, catalogue numbers for significant reagents, the order of procedures and most of the other characteristics specified as significant.

In the first place, because with Russia, the USSR's old information pact of never questioning its foreign policy or reporting on its internal problems, has been left behind.

In addition, this research illustrates the potential for the media to influence and increase public support for a policy by reporting on harms to 'others'others