Sentence examples for reporting gap from inspiring English sources
Fortunately, the extractive industries transparency initiative (NEITI) fills the reporting gap for this sector with its independent audits.
Under the guidance, any person with knowledge of an infection would need to report it, "which closes a reporting gap for disease incidents where no accredited veterinarian examined the animal or conducted the testing," GAO said.
On Friday, he appeared to reach agreement with the State Assembly and the Senate on a new measure to require coaches in sports programs at universities in New York to report child sex abuse both internally and to law enforcement officials, beginning to fill a glaring reporting gap in state law.
However, we found no evidence of a systematic reporting gap or bias from any group of countries.
The first confirmed and published Sd1 outbreak occurred in Somalia in 1963 64 [ 19], followed by a long reporting gap in Africa until 1979 (Table 1).
Step in Mike Bowers' clearly-quite-extensive collection of a popular brand of building block to fill in the reporting gaps on happenings in the upper house via the #BrickSenate series.
The 2003 Prison Rape Elimination Act required facilities to collect aggregate data on sexual abuse, for example, but reporting gaps remain.
Because this disenfranchisement of these Floridians is so much larger than the reported gap between Governor Bush and Vice President Gore, we believe this requires the full attention of the courts in Florida and concerned citizens all around our country.
Similarly, we found that economic evaluation was the largest reported gap in importance and availability among all four respondent groups.
There is a consistently reported gap between the need for mental health services and actual mental health service use, not only in Australia but overseas [ 1- 5].
We know from recent research, produced Compass Partnership for Cass Business School, that 58% of chief executives find their leadership team "very effective", but previous studies have seen more than 20% of charities report gaps in leadership and strategic thinking.
