Sentence examples for seeking reports from inspiring English sources

The Food and Drug Administration is actively seeking reports of possible problems with a stent that came on the market last month, saying it has heard of serious medical complications in some cases.

The police practice came to light after the New York Civil Liberties Union, which had notified protest organizers that it was seeking reports of possible police abuse or interference at the city's first large antiwar protest on Feb. 15, received hundreds of e-mail messages, said Christopher Dunn, the group's associate legal director.

"Bashar is saying, 'I will carry on,' so what political solution are we still seeking?" Reports of the Homs killings also prompted street protests in at least five Syrian towns and cities, including the commercial center of Aleppo and the southern city of Dara'a, where the uprising began, according to the Local Coordinating Committees, an activist group.

On occasions, Romelu Lukaku performed like a young Drogba in the making on loan at West Bromwich Albion and Mourinho will be seeking reports from his former right-hand man Steve Clarke, now manager at The Hawthorns, as well as making his own judgements.

Staying engaged in board meetings, seeking reports for committees that the director is not a member of, keeping good records and reviewing them often, and investigating any business transactions before they are entered into are all examples of upholding the duty of care.

Firstly, previous work studying the effects of ibotenic acid lesions of the PVT on renewal of beer seeking reported no alterations in inactive nose-poke responding [24].

The past help seeking reported by the current sample is not unexpected in light of the universal recruitment approach.

The frequency of symptoms and extent of reported help seeking in the interview sample was representative of the symptom distribution and help seeking reported by the responders completing the health survey.

It had sought reports to the Intelligence Oversight Board, a watchdog panel appointed by the president, by various agencies documenting violations of law, executive orders or presidential directives.

India's Human Rights Commission has sought reports from three states on a spate of suicides by farmers that have been reported by the local media.

Another kind of question seeks reports of subjective experience (e.g., "Are you in pain?"), which have central relevance to the daily lives of patients.