Sentence examples for reporting where from inspiring English sources

With minimal oversight, police can then spend nearly all those proceeds, often without reporting where the money has gone.

There are other services for reporting where you're traveling (Dopplr) or for quickly tossing online a stream of the pictures, videos or Web sites you're looking at (Tumblr).

Further investigation revealed inconsistent practices for recording and reporting where children are removed from the school, as well as poor communication and coordination between schools and local authorities, and inadequate systems for tracking pupils who leave private schools.

Tens of thousands of birders are now what the lab calls "biological sensors," turning their sightings into digital data by reporting where, when and how many of which species they see.

The act also lays down three broad criteria for the code of practice, namely: (a) ethical standards and practices; (b) rules and standards intended to ensure the accuracy of reporting where a person's reputation is likely to be affected; (c) rules and standards intended to ensure that intimidation and harassment doesn't occur and that the privacy, integrity and dignity of a person is respected.

And they're always reporting where they are and what they're doing.

Furthermore, a small proportion of casualties recorded as 'slight' by the police, actually had an MAIS > 2 in the hospital records; this reflects a particular case of injury severity under-reporting, often referred as mis-reporting, where injury severity is underestimated by the police.

We also did not use methods to verify self-reported data and cannot confirm whether there was substantial over- or under-reporting where differences were observed across modes.

And while we're on the subject of under-reporting, where were the newspaper headlines following the latest ComRes survey, as published by the Independent on Sunday?

The MMR estimate is also uncertain due to under-reporting; where 80 90% of women deliver at home maternal fatalities may go undetected especially where mortality is highest, in remote rural areas.

The methodological quality of the included articles showed high risk of bias in most items, except for blinding of outcome assessment, incomplete data outcome and selective reporting - where the risk of bias was unknown or low (Table 3).