Sentence examples for reporting of suspicions from inspiring English sources

It reads: "Essex Cricket wish to make it clear that the players and management involved in the discovery and reporting of suspicions concerning the possible collusion of Mervyn Westfield and Danish Kaneria in spot-fixing at the club in 2009 which ultimately led to the conviction of Mervyn Westfield, took the correct action in reporting those suspicions.

USA Gymnastics released a statement saying it had adopted a new "safe sport policy" requiring "mandatory reporting" of suspicions of sexual misconduct and is setting standards to "prevent inappropriate interaction" between athletes and adults.

"A 41-year-old man from Vendôme in France was arrested at the scene at the time of the report on suspicion of firearms offences.

While the reporting of HPAI suspicions is mandatory, private actors had more access to information than public actors.

Last month he suggested introducing mandatory reporting of any suspicions of child abuse, arguing that "if you're in a position of authority or responsibility in relation to children" and "have cause to believe that a child has been abused, or is about to be abused, you really ought to do something about it".

After this correspondence, the Korean investigating committee reported its preliminary findings of suspicions of misconduct to KAIST President Nam Pyo Suh on 28 February.

Sylvia died in November 2010, but not before reporting her suspicions of fraud to the French tax authorities.

He contends that he was fired from his job with the United Nations peacekeeping mission in Kosovo after reporting his suspicions of corruption.

The Italian media is also reporting growing suspicions of arson as the cause.

Again, this is not necessarily the historical norm, nor is it taken as an irrefutable fact by contemporary readers, many of whom report suspicions of political bias in all the news they read.

Reporting suspicion of child abuse to a hotline does not always result in immediate action, so make the call as to whether the child needs help right now or if there's time for a slower investigative process.