Sentence examples for that reporting of from inspiring English sources

Will submits that part of the story may be that reporting of sexual assault may have increased as well.

And in a provision that will avoid some very awkward conversations, the bill also specifies that "reporting of sexual relations... shall not require a dollar valuation".

The survey revealed that computer literacy among health workers was high, but that reporting of surveillance data was paper-based, except in Zanzibar and Rwanda where an electronic system was in use.

He said it was also possible that reporting of the offenses had increased.

And in June, de Waal told the Guardian that reporting of the bleaching was affecting tourist numbers in Queensland.

It takes for granted that reporting of cephalopelvic disproportion is accurate and scientific, and ignores the myriad other factors at work.

The researchers cautioned that reporting of adverse drug reactions to the F.D.A. is voluntary on the part of doctors, making it hard to know whether the higher numbers for some drugs truly reflect differences in relative risk.

"I believe that reporting of potential outbreaks should be mandatory for supermarkets, restaurants, schools and workplace cafeterias, even though this is not a requirement under current law," he said.

Regular polls by one newspaper show that reporting of crime this year has been at an all-time low: victims go to the police only one time in five.

It is also stated that reporting of volumes may preferably be indexed according to body surface area, since the reference values have a narrower range.

The statement continued: "Efforts to ensure that reporting of the club's affairs should be balanced and fair appear to have been in vain.