Sentence examples for freely report from inspiring English sources

The evidence so far is good: SARS was contained, and countries now freely report suspected threats like avian influenza or Ebola and cull their animals accordingly.

The advantage of decriminalisation is that it means all laws which prevent sex workers from working safely are removed, and sex workers can freely report crimes to the police without incriminating themselves or their clients.

Max Mosley: Businessman and victim of a tabloid sting The press are outraged that they cannot freely report the sex life of anyone vaguely interesting, so they inveigh against the right to privacy.

TI Ireland's chief executive John Devitt said at the time: "The use of litigation and legal threats denies journalists and editors the human right to freely report and comment on matters of public importance.

At a time when General Jumper's days and thoughts are consumed with the likelihood of war with Iraq, he said, he had turned to his daughters for advice on ensuring that cadets could freely report any assaults and be assured the cases would be properly investigated.

As disputes have continued between antigovernment activists and the Syrian authorities over the nature of events on the ground, the U.N. monitors have been posting videos of their tours with increasing frequency, acting as de facto correspondents for an international press that has been unable to freely report on the 16-month conflict there.

RSF says it is "appalled" by China's state media screening and publishing "confessions", arguing that the practice "poses an alarming threat to freely reported news and information".

This module (VGI Portal (Ushahidi) in Fig. 1) exploits the geographic information freely reported by different types of observers (citizens, volunteers, technicians, and authorities), before or in the early stages of an emergency.

A word that can be freely reported in any other country in the world without fear; a word that has appeared in almost every UK newspaper in various different contexts for weeks now.

"You're not going to hear him say that it's okay for the nation's secrets to be freely reported when that information can endanger our national security and do harm to individuals," Carney said of the president.

The participants of this study freely reported difficulties and exceptional strategies and experiences in their daily struggle with their illness.