Sentence examples for processes for reporting from inspiring English sources
Do you think the current processes for reporting campus sexual assault are enough?
The trust acknowledged the failings documented in the Mazars report: "We fully accept that our processes for reporting and investigating deaths of people with learning disabilities and mental health needs were not always as good as they should have been".
"We fully accept that our processes for reporting and investigating deaths of people with learning disabilities and mental health needs were not always as good as they should have been," she said.
Finding little situational awareness, few standard processes for reporting or managing attacks and almost no agencies adequately performing even basic encryption, the OMB concluded that "the current situation is untenable".
This finding also suggests that it would be beneficial for HC agencies to develop a national standard for what the processes for reporting AEs should be.
This agreement outlines trial details, responsibilities of the research team and participating services, principles of confidentiality and data ownership, and defines processes for reporting of findings and public release of study results.
(The Postal Service itself announced on Wednesday that it would not participate in Operation TIPS because it has its own process for reporting suspicious activities).
During an annual review a few years ago, I asked my employer about the process for reporting juvenile and sexist behavior in the office.
Another important step would be to make the process for reporting N.C.A.A. violations uniform, taking away a conference's ability to legislate potential troubles away.
The panel, a subcommittee of the Defense Legal Policy Board, was asked to review the process for reporting, investigating and adjudicating accusations of wrongdoing that caused death, injury or abuse of civilians in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Ms Criado-Perez, 29, welcomed Twitter's response but said the process for reporting abuse should be further simplified to take the onus off the victim.
