Sentence examples for extensive reporting of from inspiring English sources

We recommend a policy of extensive reporting of pertinent ethical issues to promote public accountability for clinical research.

As practicing obstetricians, we are concerned about the extensive reporting of a small study that linked caffeine with miscarriages ("Pregnancy Problems Tied to Caffeine," news article, Jan . 21.

New money for tutoring, Mr. Hickok said, would attract education coaching companies to forgotten areas, while extensive reporting of school performance would create expectations among parents.

While she did not call for a ban on suicide sites, she said extensive reporting of their content was encouraging young people to log on.

Her extensive reporting of the Polish Communists' attempt to liberalize their government that year won her an Overseas Press Club award for best interpretation of foreign affairs.

Patton Oswalt, the comic and actor best known for Pixar's Ratatouille and his award-winning supporting turn in Jason Reitman's Young Adult, called for media outlets to avoid extensive reporting of the unnamed killer's background.

Kuwait and Saudi Arabia, for their part, have complained about Al Jazeera's extensive reporting on the misery of Iraqis living under sanctions.

The bill builds on the Tisch Food Center's own extensive reporting on the status of nutrition education in the city's schools.

The Guardian itself referred to this consultation in its own extensive report of the changes taking place at Amnesty (Report, 3 December).

The commission said it was "particularly disturbed over the extensive reports of sexual violence, principally against men and boys, in places of detention".

Gikawa refused to admit any responsibility, despite extensive reports of his stalking, monitoring her messages, controlling her finances and threats of harm.