Sentence examples for high-profile reporting from inspiring English sources

Despite the high-profile reporting of tragic acts of violence by those with mental illness, the statistics clearly show that people with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression or other mental illnesses or disabilities are far, far more likely to be the victims than the perpetrators of crime.

We believe that the development of a means of proactively monitoring tobacco industry actions that is linked to high-profile reporting is consistent with FCTC article 5.3.

More cuts, more high-profile reports of abuse and even fewer people ensured the support they need.

But this all changed when I read a high-profile report, and heard of a new campaign.

Two high-profile reports released last year into hospital failures under Labour made this easier.

High-profile reports into questions of rendition and the 7/7 bombings suffered badly from the committee's lack of investigatory tools.

Stevenson, a crossbench peer who has been employed by governments to conduct a series of high-profile reports, now works for a number of charities.

In an election that is so much about unseating Mr. Bush, those kinds of high-profile reports, including magazine cover stories, may have done more for Mr. Kerry than any speech he gave or advertisement he ran, Democrats said.

And this time around, there have been no high-profile reports indicating that the business community is offering either jobs or aid to disabled veterans in exchange for limiting their livelihood.

Politics, he said, appeared to be at play because the New Teacher Project's broader agenda — it has issued several high-profile reports calling for flexibility from union rules in hiring and firing teachers — matches that of the city.

Last month, after a number of high-profile reports suggesting widespread concern among students about sexual harassment and assault, Sajid Javid, the business secretary, launched a taskforce to investigate sexual assault against women on campus and for universities to develop a code of practice to deal with incidents.