Sentence examples for edited a report from inspiring English sources

Danuta Kean is books editor of Mslexia and has edited a report, "Writing the Future", about the representation of Black, Asian and MinorityEthnic novelists and workers in UK publishing.

Herbert S. Lin, a senior scientist at the National Academy of Sciences who recently jointly edited a report on the Internet and risks to children, affirmed how difficult it is to make secure, compelling sites for children into a successful business.

Damian Collins, a Conservative MP who has edited a report called the Growth Factory,told BBC Radio 4's World at One: "I think businesses and people out of work would want us to consider any policies that might encourage small businesses to take on more staff".

Less than a month before Bush-Blair invaded Iraq in a quasi-colonial enterprise unlike anything since the break-up of the Ottoman Empire, I was editing a report on the war that combined Iraqi voices with expert analysis.

3.43pm GMT We have edited a video report on the death of the minicab driver last night in Holborn.

"It might be as simple as swapping out the usual presenter of a show for one who uses sign language, or automatically editing a news report to fit the time you have available.

We thank Hugh Deeming for early discussion on this work, providing key references on the topic, reviewing and editing a previous report in which this article is based.

It reminded me of the first time I edited Crunch Report: a little anxiety and a LOT of sweaty pits.

Because of an editing error, a report in some editions of the Sports Briefing column on Friday about Duke's 74-66 victoverover Florida State in men's basketball misidentified the city in Florida where the game was played.

Because of an editing error, a report in the F.Y.I. column in some editions last Sunday about Zion Triangle park referred incorrectly to the location of the Loew's Pitkin Theater.

* Company management should not be able to edit an analyst's report.