Sentence examples for reporting which will be from inspiring English sources

As report generation has become more computer-based, attention has moved to structured reporting, which will be discussed below.

TB programmes have decades of experience with standardised treatment procedures, including recording and reporting, which will be invaluable to a partnership with the HIV programme[ 16, 17].

Many investors are awaiting third-quarter earnings reports, which will be released in full force later this week.

Beverley Hughes, the Home Office minister, welcomed yesterday's interim report, which will be finalised in June.

Mr. McGinty said his office had commissioned more reports, which will be released after they are finished.

He rejected suggestions, however, that the department was trying to "spin" the report, which will be officially published on Thursday.

An advance copy of the report, which will be released on Monday, was made available to The New York Times.

"The forensic pathologist then writes his or her report, which will be passed on to the forensic scientist, if necessary.

"Hostility toward America has reached shocking levels," the panel stated in its report, which will be released Wednesday.

The US Federal Reserve issues its latest report, which will be widely watched for signs of when interest rates may rise.

The software maker Oracle fell 28centss, to $11.02, ahead of its earnings report, which will be released today.