Sentence examples for respects reporting from inspiring English sources

And in many respects, reporting a rape is to the commander's disadvantage, because any prosecution will result in extra administration and him losing a serviceman from his unit".

Lux's story affirmed, in some respects, reporting that I did several months earlier, in which a high-ranking Democrat who works closely with the White House on health care matters told me that the president's team saw the "trigger" as the end-game compromise to the public option debate.

In contrast, the Gfap- luc mouse utilized in the present study, which differs from our dual luciferase mouse in several respects, reports a much larger and sustained increase in promoter activity.

The Supreme Council of Kenya Muslims also condemned Sunday's church attacks, saying that "all places of worship must be respected", reported the AFP news agency.

The US government has been outspoken in its insistence that the right to peaceful assembly and to stage sit-ins must be respected, reports the BBC's Jim Muir in Cairo.

In this respect, reports elsewhere of multisensory responses in the left IFS cannot be differentiated from the multisensory responses in STS (van Atteveldt et al. 2004; Beauchamp et al. 2008; Stevenson et al. 2009).

In this respect, reports demonstrating a protective role of PI3K-γ deficiency in CIA, mainly due to effects on migration of effector cells into the inflamed joints should be mentioned [ 25].

"For example, if there's a critical incident and it takes four hours to report it, Wilson could lose $80,000 in a fine because it hasn't respected its reporting arrangements.

The second theme included statements on the opinions of patients with respect to reporting an ADR.

On some assessed factors, particularly with respect to reporting quality, updated reviews actually scored lower than original reviews.

With respect to reporting bias, 8 of 10 studies reported all outcomes as set out by their stated study aims and objectives (4– 7, 12, 13, 16, 17).