Sentence examples for routine report on from inspiring English sources

A routine report on local television about the hardships of going to school in freezing weather became a global hit after millions of users were baffled and charmed by the thick rural accent of a teenager from a County Derry village who declared: "Oh God, you wouldn't be long getting frostbit... ......As it soon emerged, Ruairi McSorley is no simple country bumpkin.

A routine report on U.S. weekly claims for unemployment benefits spooked investors, showing the labor market in worse shape than expected.

Also in March, in a routine report on narcotics control that was little noticed at the time, the U.S. State Department expressed concern about how loopholes in Swiss law which affected FIFA had created potential for corruption and money laundering.

Minarcin says he filed routine reports on such information, most of it from relatively low-level communications.

A scan of the dozens of files released revealed what appeared to be security bulletins from other law enforcement agencies, internal planning documents and even routine reports on traffic incidents.

The Information Centre generates routine reports on data quality, which show ongoing improvements in data quality and coverage.

Further research is warranted to determine whether routine reporting on missed care can be used in this way.

The Ministry of Health responded in 2005 by mandating public hospitals provide routine reports on infection control activities and in 2006 a new national surveillance system was rolled out [ 6].

We recommend that DHO and hospital staffs are formally orientated to the definition of maternal death, and that non-obstetric wards are included in the collection of data for routine reports on maternal mortality.

Data were obtained for two regions – Flanders and Brussels, where routine reporting on births includes completion of three data charts: the obstetric and perinatal data chart and the neonatal data chart, both completed by maternity care providers; and the socio-economic chart completed by the parents on registration of the birth.

He was on Church Street that morning, checking a routine report of a gas leak at Lispenard Street.