Sentence examples for reporting will become from inspiring English sources

I'm worried that, like in parliament today, equal pay reporting will become a cacophony of female voices, ignored by the pale and male ears of those in power.

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While some radiologists may prefer prose format reports, and much literature has been produced addressing "dos and don'ts" for such prose reports, it seems likely that structured reporting will become the norm in the near future.

This highlights how media guidelines on suicide reporting will become all the more important in the future.

That is when the report will become available to the paper's staff, as well.

We are hoping the report will become a catalyst that lights the spark".

"I believe yesterday's report will become an obstacle to them fulfilling their plans, despite the nervous reaction," he said Sunday, according to the Russian news agency Interfax.

The report will become more relevant than in the past because I.O.C. delegates are prevented from visiting bid cities in the wake of the Salt Lake City bribery scandal.

The Metro report will become part of the newspaper's A section, which also contains the International and National reports, and the editorial and Op-Ed pages, on Mondays through Saturdays, and possibly on Sundays, as well.

Work on providing housing, care and support for older LGBT people will not stand still, and our hope is that this report will become rapidly out-of-date as developments move forward, and that the housing and support needs of older LGBT people are recognised and met.

Based on this new form of publication, we anticipate that Surgical Case Reports will become a useful interdisciplinary journal.