statistical return

She was doing the quarterly crime clear-up rate statistical return.

The importance of statistical returns is a much debated issue with individual organisers.

In response, complete statistical returns from camps were sent in July 1901.

Oh, and sent in an occasional statistical return to the Home Office just to remind them that we were there.

The statistical returns about things like the percentage of teachers concerned with the lack of parental support have already been published.

The annual cost of submitting the periodic statistical returns is anticipated by Customs to be about £40m.

Will it still be necessary to complete statistical returns when NES is implemented?

Statistical returns have played a vital role in the ability to present the activities of the service, nationally and locally in a simple understandable format.

Since the 1979 Banking Act it has done this by licensing institutions to take deposits and requiring regular statistical returns from such institutions.

Curiously, when you consolidate their replies they tend to cluster around the actual figure as recorded in almanacs, yearbooks and statistical returns.

However, in its statistical returns, the FAO still treats the Pacific jack mackerel as though it were a subspecies.

The account of preparation of statistical returns embodying the information derived from the harvest inspections, register of mutation and record of rights.

It contains the áín (i.e., mode of governing) of Akbar, and is, in fact, the administration report and statistical Return of his government.

Statistical Returns: General Elections, 11 October 1997 (State Electoral Office of South Australia).

Compare schools 2010 Official statistics Research Datasets Edubase Data collection and statistical returns School to school (s2s)

ECMSD administrative rules and code lists A detailed guide to the submission of statistical returns from shipping lines, their agents, and ports.

In the health sector, I regard the cautious and progressive introduction of statistical returns, hand in hand with in-depth feedback from the personnel involved, as the right way ahead.

However, the FAO accepts there are issues about the reliability of China's statistical returns, and currently treats data from China apart from the rest of the world.

(The Punjab Jail Manual (1975: 345) even states specifically that 'Non-criminal lunatics shall be entirely excluded from all statistical returns relating to jails.')

I am voting for the report by Mr Simpson because I consider statistical returns in respect of carriage of goods and passengers by sea to be very useful.

This collecting of statistical returns will enable an analysis of the traffic corridors and of the so-called sensitive routes as well as an improvement in the reflection on a common transport policy.

You can also use the online system to upload your annual statistical return, which must be submitted to the Home Office Drugs Licensing and Compliance Unit by 31 January each year.

Help for shipping lines, their agents and ports to complete statistical returns on maritime freight traffic through ports, as required by the European Commission Maritime Statistics Directive (95/64/EU).

The Statistical Returns of 1831 listed J Slake (probably Blake) as holding the Yayak (Yaouk) station and the Brayshaws settled in the Bobeyan Valley during the 1840s.

After a while it was receiving locos in the morning and turning them round by the evening, which initially confused the statistical returns since locos were entering and leaving the works on the same day.