Sentence examples for involvement in reporting from inspiring English sources

Their lack of involvement in reporting the Hirsts or ­assisting Tiffany was, the case review concluded, "a matter of great regret".

It's also intended to spur other citizens to responsible, proactive engagement and involvement in reporting on, disclosing and confronting wrongdoing, misconduct and citizen abuse by public officials and employees.

Qualitative exploration of service users' expectations in psychiatry shows that the meaning of autonomy does not only imply the idea of shared decision making but also implies transparency and involvement in report writing.

Their job is limited to the command center, but supervisors did not want their last names published, given their involvement in crime reporting.

Tam is probably best known for her involvement in falsely reporting the death of Jiang Zemin while she was with ATV (Asia Television Ltd.).

From my 25 years of involvement in and reporting on bankruptcies, as well as lifetime career in finance, I have learned a few things about when bankruptcy becomes both inevitable and even desirable.

A prosecutor cleared the former mayor of Toulouse, Dominique Baudis, of any involvement in a reported sadomasochistic ring, bringing to a close a sordid and thinly sourced tale that titillated France for six months.

Hence, the tracheal involvement in previously reported insulin-modulated phenotypes, such as lifespan or resistance to oxidative stress (Grönke et al., 2010), deserves further investigation.

Adding to P-DUDES involvement in cancer reported by many authors, with opposite expression changes cited for different genes and different pathologies, we discovered its involvement in glioblastoma, and specifically the link to epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition.

While Hulme describes the latter report as an "unprecedented show of solidarity", the UN's involvement in both reports illustrates the evolving and complicated dynamics that underscored global policy making at the turn of the century, and is cognisant today.

Some women demonstrated active involvement in decision making, reporting strong feelings of knowing clearly what they wanted.