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Meanings of reporting in English

Portuguese
reportagem
Catalan
reportatge
Spanish
reportaje

The news as presented by reporters for newspapers or radio or television.

reportagem
Usage of reporting in English
1
JPMorgan said on Friday it would issue new debt after reporting results.
Reuters
2
One small stand held a South African treasure that certainly needs reporting.
The South African
3
Australia has been reporting 15 cases for several days, with no increase.
News.com.au
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Clear lines of responsibility and reporting are very important for this stage.
The Irish Times
5
About twenty such incidents a year are serious enough to need reporting.
A short history of nearly everything
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But I hope you'll agree that the figures are certainly worth reporting.
The Guardian
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More than ever, the general public is inclined to believe self-reporting victims.
News.com.au
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She said criminalising sex work deterred sex workers from reporting trafficking crimes.
The South African
9
But crash reporting causes particular problems for Mr Hill and his team.
BBC
10
Limitations: This study, reporting a single case, limits the interpretation of results.
Pubmed
11
The new voluntary reporting system will piggy-back a new brand documentation system.
Reuters
12
She said whānau Māori were sometimes apprehensive about reporting violence to police.
Radio NZ
13
In practice, that meant reporting both good and bad news about Ireland.
The Irish Times
14
The European Central Bank has proposed new reporting rules for pension funds.
The Irish Times
15
Therefore, public reporting of individual surgeons' outcomes could lead to false complacency.
Pubmed
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Country-by-country reporting came in for UK-based multi-national companies from January this year.
BBC
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Translations for reporting
Catalan
reportatge
Spanish
reportaje
Reporting through the time
Reporting across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
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