Sentence examples for Reports from abroad from inspiring English sources

"REPORTS FROM ABROAD: READING," Eldridge Street Project, 12 Eldridge Street, Lower East Side.

When filing reports from abroad, American diplomats routinely mark their cables classified, often in an effort to attract the attention of people back at headquarters.

Another Nazi spokesman said that reports from abroad had indicated that the picture had a "Communist tendency" and that this was no doubt the reason why the picture was unacceptable.

Some merchants exchanged information with each other in special clubs, called newsrooms, in which items of interest (the arrival of particular ships, say, or reports from abroad) were recorded in shared books to be accessed by paying subscribers only.

The council arrived at the decision after studying reports from abroad, local specialists and fatwas made in Middle Eastern countries, council chairman Professor Datuk Shukor Husin was quoted as saying in today's New Straits Times.

Due to the fact that most, if not all, reports from abroad were in different languages, the author was unable to discover whether action was being taken in these areas.

The number of American correspondents reporting from abroad fell by 25percentt from 2002 to 2006, and only a handful of American newspapers now operate foreign bureaus.

C.J. Chivers was cited for the "best newspaper or news service reporting from abroad," for a series, "War Reports from Libya and Afghanistan".

Though technology such as satellite telephones, digital cameras, and the Internet made reporting from abroad more feasible for freelancers, stringers sometimes face great danger.

Chris was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize in 2004 for his work in Liberia, and he won the Overseas Press Club of America's Robert Capa Gold Medal award in 2006 for the "best published photographic reporting from abroad requiring exceptional courage and enterprise".

(He did not publish them with his name until 1984, after his father died.) Though lacking a named photographer, the series was recognized by the Overseas Press Club's Robert Capa Gold Medal (1969), awarded for the best published photographic reporting from abroad.