Sentence examples for coverage to highlight from inspiring English sources

That it has taken so long for the church to reach such a basic decision is shameful, as is people celebrating the appointment of women bishops as though they had agreed a peace deal in Gaza, gratuitously pouring champagne when they could have used that moment of press coverage to highlight a real issue.

That outrageous move he has since suggested was a conscious one jumping on Hurricane Harvey coverage to highlight his pardoning of a crooked sheriff was low down and repugnant, even for him.

2 00 – 4:00 p.m. Mixmag – On Music Publications & Cultural Diversity (Lecture) Staff from the dance music media giant will discuss efforts to re-shift the focus of their coverage to highlight the roots of electronic music, and the impacts that it has on communities at home and around the world.

When introducing a new vaccine through a campaign, coverage of routine health services should be monitored alongside campaign vaccine coverage to highlight where and how long services are disrupted and to mitigate risks to routine services.

Recent media coverage continues to highlight the problems of introducing new, costly cancer chemotherapy agents into the NHS.

FIRED OVER ELECTION ISSUE A high-ranking editor and a top executive of one of Russia's most respected news publications were dismissed after an apparent conflict over coverage that appeared to highlight widespread anger over the results of parliamentary elections this month.

MOSCOW — A high-ranking editor and a top executive from one of Russia's most respected news publications were dismissed on Tuesday after an apparent conflict over coverage that appeared to highlight widespread anger with the results of parliamentary elections this month.

Using Malaysia as a case study, this paper seeks to evaluate the progress and capacity of a middle income country in terms of health financing for universal coverage, and also to highlight some of the key underlying health systems challenges.

The university's answer to the problem was to make all broadcasters' game credentials contingent on an agreement to limit coverage to 20 seconds of highlights and 20 seconds of interviews for two days after a game, then to 30 seconds of highlights and 30 seconds of interviews for the next five days.

The masthead was changed to highlight coverage inside, under the heading: "Hillsborough: an end at last to the smears and lies".

The masthead was changed to highlight coverage inside the newspaper under the heading: "Hillsborough: an end at last to the smears and lies".