Sentence examples for extensive news reporting from inspiring English sources

Fulbright-type exchanges, opportunities for investment in small and medium enterprises, tourist visits in both directions, more extensive news reporting, greater access in Cuba to the Internet, an end to the harassment of dissidents who practice peaceful protest and a set of actions to help strength the consumer economy and build jobs on the island point the way.

More than half a dozen daily newspapers publish extensive news reports.

The First Circuit ruled that, because there were extensive news reports on court testimony in 1998 by the leader of the F.B.I.'s Boston organized crime unit saying he "believed that Bulger and Flemmi may have killed Halloran," the families should have known to file their claims against the government by Sept. 2, 2000.

See Democracy Now!'s extensive news archive of reports on Haiti, from the 2004 U.S.-backed coup that ousted Aristide to the aftermath of the earthquake, click here.

The cultural ministry said Bolanos would be leaving her post due to extensive news and social media coverage, CNN reported.

Extensive news coverage related to the Jena Six often reported these events as linked.

They found legislative reports urging abolition of the death penalty and extensive news accounts about death sentences that caught the public imagination.

The editorial got extensive news attention, often tinged with schadenfreude.

"The Bryant Park Project" comes with extensive news credentials.

"It's like news reporting," Khan said.

"Fundamentally, it is news reporting".