Sentence examples for for distinguished reporting from inspiring English sources

He joined Look magazine as a roving global correspondent in 1954, winning a citation for distinguished reporting from the Overseas Press Club.

The American Academy of Diplomacy has named her its journalist of the year for "distinguished reporting and analysis of international affairs".

Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism awarded her the Meyer Berger Award for distinguished reporting in 1980, citing her "consistently warm and perceptive glimpses of the little and large dramas of New York".

His article "Making It" was a 2009 National Magazine Award finalist, and his 2010 article "As the World Burns" received honorable mentions from the Toner Prize for Excellence in Political Reporting and the National Press Foundation Dirksen Award for Distinguished Reporting of Congress.

James Astill, now our Delhi correspondent but previously our defence correspondent, has won the Gerald Ford Prize for Distinguished Reporting on National Defence.In this section The campaign's brightest star Lunching for legalisation Not welcome here Emissionary positions Ghetto fabulous Skipping a generation Return of the noisy teenager Vote for me, dimwit Award Reprints.

He has covered every presidential campaign and major political convention since 1984, was honored for his White House coverage by winning the prestigious Gerald R. Ford Prize for Distinguished Reporting of the Presidency and in 2006 received the other top honor on the White House beat, the Aldo Beckman award for "excellence in presidential news coverage".

Her journalism won her many awards, including one for distinguished diplomatic reporting from Georgetown University's School of Foreign Affairs.

Ms. Brown received her award in 1955 for "distinguished local reporting on a deadline" for The Alice Daily Echo in South Texas.

And it was as a reporter that he brought down Mr. Estes, unraveling an elaborate fraud scheme in four articles that earned Mr. Griffin and his little newspaper, The Pecos Independent and Enterprise, a Pulitzer Prize in 1963 for distinguished local reporting.

The sample was generated from this assessment and distinguished reports where luring could be confirmed (n = 264).

Classification of representative clades were based primarily on the classifications for related sequences reported previously [9][59] but also on the bootstrapping values (>70%) for distinguished branch lengths.