Sentence examples for balanced reports from inspiring English sources

Despite his military obligations, Mr. Shepard insists he can provide balanced reports.

I used to always try and do balanced reports — you know, quote both sides.

Dr. Carmona said that he felt that the duty of the surgeon general, often called the "nation's doctor," was to tackle many of the nation's most controversial health topics and to issue balanced reports about the studies underlying them.

2.50pm: One of the challenges the police face is it is quite difficult to get measured and balanced reports in the media because the sensational and exciting developments are the ones that hit the headlines, says Owens.

The one journalist who happened to be on the ground then, James Miles of the Economist, filed many of the most accurate and balanced reports.

This video report from Britain's Sky News — which is partly owned by the News Corporation, but is bound by law to produce fair and balanced reports — gives an overview of Ms. Brooks's career and includes remarks made in her defense last week by James Murdoch, who oversees the British newspaper division of the News Corporation.

In a letter to the 16 national newspaper editors plus the London Evening Standard, Harman said that a "balanced team" including older women was needed to ensure balanced reporting.

It's not rocket science, just balanced reporting.

I've given up expecting any rational or balanced reporting.

Doesn't vaguely balanced reporting always look like a conspiracy to extremists?

But it has ceased to operate after the government in effect banned balanced reporting.