The International AIDS Vaccine Initiative (IAVI) has now initiated training with journalists to ensure knowledgeable reporting related to vaccines [ 67].
And, in a way, more of a knowledgeable busybody, reporting from a far more intimate position than the distant one afforded N.F.L. sideline reporters.
(And the Bush Administration actively sought the closing of hospitals like Charity, part of a "two-tier" system that specifically served the working poor and indigent -- for ideoglogical reasons) Charity, many knowledgeable people report, could be reopened more cheaply than the cost of the new hospital LSU wants.
Boys the same age were more knowledgeable and reported that young people used condoms for prevention of HIV, pregnancy and other STIs.
Among foreign diplomats and knowledgeable Egyptians these reports were considered an ex aggeration intended to impair subtly the long‐term presiden tial prospects of both men by raising questions about their physical fitness.
That early hope has been chipped away by Apple's public silence, and a long series of knowledgeable-source-fed reports dampening the hope of any imminent breakthroughs.
"I think that one of the qualifications for the job in the legislation itself is that the person must be knowledgeable about financial reporting and auditing," says Douglas Carmichael Douglas Carmichael, an accounting professor at Baruch College.
But, according to current and former intelligence officials and committee staffers knowledgeable about the report, the CIA has insisted that the executive summary exclude any reference to Mitchell and Jessen by name, despite the fact that their roles in the program have been widely reported.
The big Times story on the FBI's picture takedown at Rao's was written by the very knowledgeable William Rashbaum, who reported that Joey Cupcake was offended when a state prison official, Ileana Rodrigeuz, implied there was something nefarious about Rao's when she asked him how she might get a table.
Some, like FiveThirtyEight or the Princeton Election Consortium, use statistical models, as The Times does; others, like the Cook Political Report, rely on reporting and knowledgeable experts' opinions.
Any knowledgeable 'auditor' of these reports would immediately question whether safety management principles are being followed if such practices are condoned or even encouraged by the management of the airline".
