Sentence examples for reporting and support from inspiring English sources

Robert Hurst, the president of CTV News, said Javed Yazamy, who performed a variety of reporting and support duties for the network in Afghanistan beginning about two years ago, disappeared in the city of Kandahar last October.

How was it possible for the governors to both adjudicate on the credibility or otherwise of Gilligan's reporting and support him as a BBC staff member, as they are obliged to do?

"The focus on the reporting and support mechanisms is also critical, as many students and staff of colour have complained about the current process being taxing and impossible to navigate; to attempt to prompt action they are forced to constantly relive traumatic incidents.

She added: "Our hate crime laws are among the best in the world, but we cannot be complacent". Assistant Chief Constable Hamilton said the NPCC was encouraged by the improved police reporting and support systems that had been put in place.

"We believe this substantial increase over last year's number is primarily due to increased awareness of Title IX issues and of reporting and support options at the College," Occidental said in a campuswide announcement.

The latest initiative to control multidrug-resistant organisms, including MRSA in LTCFs, is included in an existing program for rapid outbreak reporting and support for hospitals by the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment.

iwm.org.uk; @IWMNorth George Butler's travel to Afghanistan was funded by a grant from the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting and supported by IWM North.

In her spare time, Sam is studying accountancy with aspirations to be our first designated finance director and is already contributing to KPIs and reporting and supporting the managing director and commercial director with forecasting.

This collaborative system support approach encourages rapid user acceptance, facilitates single click compliance reporting and supports best in class lab safety management in a cost-effective and efficient manner for higher education.

They found that abusive behaviors, such as starting an argument with, making fun of, or ignoring a direct report, made leaders feel guilty, which prompted them to pay more attention to their direct report and support them.

Our findings are in agreement with previous reports and support the conclusion that our population is enriched with hMSCs [15] [16].