Sentence examples for extensive reporting on the from inspiring English sources

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

Joyce has done extensive reporting on the destructive patterns that GRACE seeks to bring to light and the daunting challenges that Tchividjian faces in trying to change his community's thinking about abuse.

From my extensive reporting on the sexual abuse crisis in the 1990s, I don't recall any great push to excommunicate priests who forced themselves on kids.

In July, WikiLeaks began what amounted to a partnership with mainstream media organizations, including The New York Times, by giving them an early look at the so-called Afghan War Diary, a strategy that resulted in extensive reporting on the implications of the secret documents.

(Al Jazeera has shared the documents with the Guardian, which has published extensive reporting on them).

He now confesses that, at the time, he had read none of Camus's work, and was later "shocked" and humbled to come across the novelist's extensive reporting on Arab poverty.The public recognition that Camus achieved in his lifetime never quite compensated for the wounds of rejection and disdain from those he had thought friends.

And tonight, all of Russia's major television channels carried extensive reports on the coming meeting.

Human Rights Watch is planning to release an extensive report on the killings soon.

But in due course we plan to publish a more extensive report on the data in a scientific journal (check our website for progress reports).

Thomas Friedman has lauded what he calls "Fayyadism", while Newsweek published an extensive report on the PM's performance described by Tony Blair as "absolutely first class".

Staley says that leaving ACT UP was traumatic, but among TAG's accomplishments has been an extensive report on the N.I.H.'s AIDS budget.