Sentence examples for publication of statistics from inspiring English sources

It is expected that the publication of statistics will resume on 9 July and overall Taser use is likely to have increased again.

It has done useful work in various fields, such as research and the publication of statistics and the tendering of monetary advice to less-developed countries.

The federal government's key publication of statistics on the maltreatment of children acknowledges that "The effects of child abuse and neglect are serious, and a child fatality is the most tragic consequence".

In the Federal Forestry Department Peninsular Malaysia, for instance, the Forest Economics Unit is responsible for the compilation and publication of statistics from the various states.

Recommendations Trends in girls' educational access, participation and achievement should be carefully monitored through the collection and publication of statistics that meet international conventions and the needs of educational analysts.

Publication of summary statistics is now required for all Nature Genetics genome wide association study (GWAS) papers, and these statistics have already been released for a large number of traits.

She suspects the publication of the statistics may be another attack by critics who want her gone.

The publication of official statistics was curtailed, for fear that it would encourage civil servants to meddle.

In a report published on September 4th it urges the home secretary, John Reid, to untangle policymaking from the compilation and publication of crime statistics.

"Rather than making unsubstantiated claims that hinder dialogue and constructive criticism of police practices," Hawkins continued, "what is urgently needed is an official collection and publication of nationwide statistics on the use of force by police.

Compared to the two years before, an estimated 157,000 more people aged 16-24 took ecstasy over the year leading up to the publication of the statistics from the Crime Survey of England and Wales.