Sentence examples for for media reports from inspiring English sources
Overnight program ratings continue to serve as snapshots of show performance for media reports and network promotions, and they do include same-day DVR viewership.
In the first case of its kind since the Nuremberg trials, an international court here on Wednesday convicted three Rwandans of genocide for media reports that fostered the killing of about 800,000 Rwandans, mostly of the Tutsi minority, over several months in 1994.
He alleges the tweet was vengeance for media reports about their fake friendship.
They become the fodder for media reports, for budgetary decisions made by companies, and for individuals who digest the sound-bites - "Fed predicts unemployment will level off at 9% next year" - that shapes their sentiment.
Despite a "growing tendency for media reports about threats to biodiversity to focus on climate change," over-exploitation and agriculture are "by far the biggest drivers of biodiversity decline," the authors write in a comment published Wednesday in the journal Nature.
Specifically, we searched Lexis-Nexis for media reports (including both mainstream and specialty sources) on each product and PubMed for scientific reports.
High-profile agent Max Markson claimed that unlike the video footage itself, images depicting the 4 April killing of Walter Scott by policeman Michael Slager were not subject to the "fair use" exception to copyright laws carved out for media reporting.
Belgrade, 19 November 2010 - UNICEF Serbia Office awarded its annual award for media reporting on children and children's rights.
Belgrade, 21 November 2011 - UNICEF Serbia awarded today its award for media reporting on social inclusion of most vulnerable children in print, radio and television.
45 47 Our analysis points to several potential recommendations for media reporting of this topic, including a more neutral commentary on the prevalence, careful scrutiny of terms and removal of those which emphasise EDs as 'gender anomalous' for males (eg, 'young women's illness', 'vulnerable'sensitiveive'overlyrly feminine'ashamedmed') and balanced reporting of treatment experiences.
