Sentence examples similar to long-standing reports from inspiring English sources

Still with takeovers, Vodafone confirmed long standing reports that it was interested in Germany's Kabel Deutschland, allowing it to offer customers television, broadband and fixed line services as well as mobile.

The Dutch press has a long-standing reputation for high-quality reporting, newspapers having been printed in Amsterdam as early as 1618.

In an abrupt about-face, the United States Department of Agriculture has decided to reverse a decision to eliminate dozens of long-standing statistical reports on a wide range of farming activities, including beekeeping, hop growing and flower farming.

The leaked documents reveal long-standing intelligence reports prepared by the National Security Agency NSAA) that chronicle strengths and weaknesses of France's economy and act as open invitations to intercept sensitive intelligence from French ministerial phone lines, WikiLeaks claims.

And while the problem is long-standing, the report concludes that among disadvantaged children, the progress gap in these areas has "grown dramatically" in the last five years.

8 Patients with various long-standing conditions reported significantly less positive patient experiences than those without.

In a separate calculation, to estimate specificity of BED EIA for this study population, we considered 112 individuals who were confirmed HIV positive and reported past HIV testing, of whom 58 reported long-standing infections by self-reporting an HIV-positive diagnosis >155 days prior.

In 2003 and 2004, the amount of carbon released for every joule of energy used increased, reversing a long-standing trend, the study reports.

The findings reported here, however, clearly place the full-body contact sports of rugby sevens and rugby union higher in the overall match play injury-risk hierarchy (106 and 91 injuries per 1000 h, respectively), 11 22 with soccer match play incidence lower than hurling, as reported in the long-standing UEFA study (26.6 27.5 injuries per 1000 h).

Norman Oder, a journalist writing a book on the project, remains its most indefatigable chronicler with his long-standing blog, Atlantic Yards Report, for which, he said, he has no expiration date.

France's resilience to external shocks is "diminishing" and its medium-term growth prospects are "increasingly hampered by long-standing imbalances," the report said, noting that France's share of European Union exports declined by 11.2 percent from 2006 to 2011, while rising labor costs have damaged competitiveness.