Sentence examples for reporting on equity from inspiring English sources

For 'study type', articles were classified as either etiological/risk factor studies or health services-oriented, as we expected different approaches to studying and reporting on equity issues.

Eventually, 27 studies were selected: 24 publications were labelled as relevant to assessing the equity dimension in the Quality and Outcomes Framework [ 28- 51] and 3 focus on the effects of exception reporting on equity [ 10, 52, 53].

Many banks are reporting returns on equity of 20-25%, so they should be able to generate enough capital from their own profits to keep up as Basel 3 raises the bar.Might these banks try to apply the lessons from their home markets to expand in America or Europe?

Even the Economist, reporting on Modi-mania among "private-equity types, blue-chip executives and the chiefs of India's big conglomerates" was startled by the "creepy sycophancy".

For example, in its most recent quarter, Bank of America reported gains on equity investments of 8 cents a share, or 6percentt of its earnings of $1.33 a share.

For most of the decade before the financial crisis, banks as a group reported returns on equity of more than 12 percent, a performance that should have set off alarms in a period of declining interest rates.

It may be that some pension managers shun stocks because they expect reported returns on equity to fall sharply in the next decade.

And a recent government-sponsored report on equity markets found a lack of long-term decision-making by investors.

Douglas Ferrans, author of a report on equity underwriting for the Institutional Investors Council, says the bundling of charges for corporate-broking services with underwriting fees raises the suspicion that shareholders are paying over the odds.

33 35 Very few systematic review explicitly report on equity.

Reports on equity in health in Italy have shown that differences in health are due to social differences, with the lowest social classes characterized by higher perinatal mortality rate, lower self assessed health status, higher chronic illness rates, higher cancer rates and higher mortality rates [ 1- 5].