Sentence examples for capacity to report from inspiring English sources

What does this prove about modern media and its capacity to report breaking news?

And, while the internationalisation of the BBC News channel or the digital fragmentation of Sky News might be inevitable, they could potentially leave big gaps in British TV's capacity to report rolling news – not least during election campaigns.

"It requires close examination of the Treasury, the Bank of England and policy across government as well as the capacity to report the forces that shape the business environment, the global economy and all of our household budgets.

Local papers now had the capacity to report national events to their readers in a timely manner, so that "the news" gradually came to connote not just events, but events happening at almost that very moment.

The head of The Associated Press said on Sunday that the Obama administration's secret seizure of two months of its phone records, revealed this month, was "unconstitutional," and had already diminished journalists' capacity to report on the government.

Finally, we discuss the potential of this field to generate the 'perfect drug' with the capacity to report on its therapeutic efficacy in real time, that is, the birth of theranostics in autoimmunity.

Particularly welcome are the calls for greater investment from governments to build a core capacity to detect, report and respond rapidly to outbreaks, as is the idea of creating a dedicated centre for outbreak response within the WHO.

What details will poorer countries with less capacity be expected to report?

A review of airport capacity is due to report later this month.

Sir Howard Davies's commission, set up to examine ways to expand airport capacity, is due to report in 2015.

Women had taken part in the revolution from the beginning, so we started thinking we need to build the capacity of journalists to report on gender, especially if they do not come from a professional background.