Sentence examples for reporting refers to from inspiring English sources

"Reporting" refers to the inclusion of estimates of anthropogenic GHG fluxes in national GHG inventories, following the methodological guidance provided by the intergovernmental panel on climate change (IPCC).

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) reporting refers to the means by which an organization communicates to its stakeholders about the social, environmental, and financial impacts that its business practices have on society (Gray, 2008).

"Stimulated reporting" refers to the concept that public disclosure of a safety issue by the issuance of, for example, an FDA alert will result in substantially increased AE reporting rates regarding the drug and/or the specific AE mentioned in such an alert.

In our report, passive surveillance and direct reporting refer to school-initiated reporting of public health events to MDCHD.

Therefore, reference to quality of studies in our report refers to those a priori judgments.

The report refers to Ronald Kessler's book The CIA At War.

(The advertising bureau's report refers to increased ad size as a "creative innovation").

"The PAC report refers to a number of issues that we faced last year.

Mr. Anwar remains in jail, and the State Department report refers to him as a political prisoner.

However, the DVS report refers to an "entire scheme value" in the region of £12.05bn.

Jack Jones (jnr) Plymouth Your report refers to MI5 opening a file on me during the 1980s.