Sentence examples for tight reporting from inspiring English sources

While we may not support the idea of opting out of public schooling, we can still point to better models with strict income thresholds, caps to prevent out-of-control tax write-offs, and tight reporting requirements that allow the public to see who is actually being served.

The class I domain exhibits the tightest reported KD for an RNA small molecule interaction.

Reuters has not been able to independently verify that the suspects were Muslim Uighurs, or if they had a role in the mine attack due to tight government reporting restrictions in Xinjiang.

Insurance industry officials, perhaps unsurprisingly, are upset with the new requirements and warn that they may stop doing business in states that impose tighter reporting rules.

Monitoring and reporting R5: In an emergency response UNICEF will to a large extent be in the hands of its implementing partners, both pre-existing and prospective, despite the revised programme cooperation agreement (PCA) guidelines that incorporate tighter reporting requirements.

Boyd's prose might have been tighter, his reporting more critical and investigatory.

Pershing said "donors have to balance the political need to provide real financing with the practical constraints of tight budgets", reported the cable.

As the UK's DPA warns on its website in an FAQ about the new breach notification rules: "In light of the tight timescales for reporting a breach – it is important to have robust breach detection, investigation and internal reporting procedures in place".

The grip of the ex-independent-school boy and girl had got tighter, it reported, since a similar study in 1986.

However, even these are much tighter than reported elsewhere for either of these RAP domains [ 14].

With a view of capturing those reviews, which were unequivocally meta-analyses that had followed systematic review principles, the inclusion criteria were perhaps tighter than reported in some other reviews [ 26].