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In addition to introducing reporting boxes to log the crimes, a Facebook site – East London Homophobia – has been set up to allow people to report attacks online.

In addition, not everyone who has experience with MDA was interviewed, and the search for unpublished work was not exhaustive, introducing reporting bias to these findings.

Reliance on self-reports may have introduced reporting bias.

Say and tell can be followed by 'that' to introduce the reported speech clause.

"We are encouraging firms to introduce narrative reporting, preferably on a sheet of A4 in the annual report, that tells the story in an accessible way about how much tax has been paid and why," he said.

A move to introduce a reporting regime must take these issues into account.

According to the UK's 2008 Climate Change Act the secretary of state is required to introduce mandatory reporting of emissions by companies by 6 December 2012 or to lay a report before Parliament explaining why he has chosen not to do so.

The company's "new operating model" makes clear it intends to introduce "biometric reporting" using cash machine-style kiosks.

He said he was concerned that progressive businesses at the ReSource conference were concentrating their calls on government to introduce mandatory reporting.

Amid mounting pressure for what the president himself called "appropriate oversight", Democratic senators Barbara Boxer of California and Cory Booker of New Jersey, and congressman Steve Cohen of Tennessee, have proposed legislation to introduce mandatory reporting for fatalities involving police.

"We need to introduce mandatory reporting so that no institution can ever be tempted to think that the reputation of the institution matters more than the protection of the child … there has to be a stronger obligation to report and to act".