Sentence examples for bureaus all over from inspiring English sources

But as the decline of traditional media closed foreign bureaus all over the world, critical reporting has been left to local reporters.

"What I don't like is that before, people would start in foreign bureaus all over the world before making their way to Washington.

In 1962, Phil Graham met Robin Webb, a young Australian woman who had been working in Newsweek's Paris bureau, and he began appearing with her at Newsweek bureaus all over the world.

To connect lenders to global credit bureaus all over the world.

But the country also understands that if traditional news conveyors suddenly revived and re-inflated to maximum size, they would, as before, perpetuate old habits, only with bureaus all over the world, all missing the big story out of political bias or internal politics or hierarchical ossification or some such.

I would like to see every newspaper and every magazine have a network of bureaus all over the world, gathering news.

5.30pm: Good afternoon, this is Richard Adams in the Guardian's Washington DC bureau, taking over from Adam's excellent work.

And by the third day, "with complete censorship in Buenos Aires, our ad hoc and ad lib bureau took over the lead story in the paper".

CNN's D.C. bureau took over broadcasting the network's news coverage while New York correspondents reported on their phones from the street.

In 1964, he caught the eye of CBS and was hired to join the network's London bureau, taking over at the very same desk once anchored by Murrow, who in addition to his other achievements as an era-defining journalist was the voice of the network from England during WWII.

The new bureau, which took over regulation of consumer banking last summer, seems determined to be more aggressive in this area.