Sentence examples for dignified reporting from inspiring English sources

"Through intelligent, compassionate and dignified reporting, the winning journalists have revealed some of the worst atrocities of 2014, from [the] war zones of Central African Republic and Syria, to the sewers of Bucharest and detention centres in the UK.

A week before we visited, President Koroma had set a goal to retrieve victims' bodies and give them a dignified burial in Freetown within 24 hours of their being reported.

The Kennel Club (which apparently includes no fully qualified lamas and not even a Tibetan hunter of the secular sort) is reported to be preserving an open mind and a dignified silence.

However older people and various national reports also emphasise the importance of direct 'hands on' aspects of care including eating, nutrition, personal hygiene and toileting as an important component of dignified care [ 18, 21] yet these dimensions of dignity were reported by only four participants in the current study (See Table  2).

As Mr. McVicar, who directed the Frankfurt "Don Carlo," reported in a recent e-mail, Mr. Youn's characterization stuck close to Schiller, revealing not "a dignified older man" but a person "tormented, middle-aged, sexually active".

It was reported that reintegration efforts are not complete until the trafficking returnees find a means of survival to live a dignified life.

Peter Nichols of The Los Angeles Times reports that "within Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's circle of advisers and donors, the conversation has turned to how she can make a dignified exit from the race".

Love the lads!" When Hodgson was reported to have told fellow passengers on the Tube that Ferdinand's England career was over last October, Ferdinand kept a dignified silence.

Mr. Powell asserted in his testimony today that Mr. Kelly was in effect offering the BBC a "dignified way" to retreat from its original report but that things may have become too polarized.

According to a Swedish report, many health professionals think that a dignified death means not dying alone.

The residents of Ferguson don't need a report to tell them that their pleas for dignified treatment and justice in the murder of Mike Brown have seemingly fallen on deaf ears.