Sentence examples for practice of reporting from inspiring English sources

Dean Baker, co-founder of the Center for Economic and Policy research, has, as he puts it, "long harassed budget reporters and editors over the practice of reporting large budget numbers without any context".

Early on, Mr. Sillerman made a decision to buck the industry practice of reporting its weekly gross revenues, calling it proprietary information.

Third, the practice of reporting rosy earnings via value-destroying operating decisions or by stretching permissible accounting to the limit eventually catches up with companies.

The theory and practice of reporting on international conflict and war, and its relation to political discourse in the United States and abroad.

The practice of reporting students' body mass scores to parents originated a few years ago as just one tactic in a war on childhood obesity that would be fought with fresh, low-fat cafeteria offerings and expanded physical education.

The style was perfected in the nineteen-seventies, and requires a fancy-free approach to the usually rigorous practice of reporting; objectivity is neither pursued nor valued, and profanity, in all forms, is exalted.

"Talk about Beliefs" presents an account of beliefs and of practices of reporting them that yields solutions to foundational problems in the philosophies of language and mind.

But in the storm of mainstream anger, it is hypocritical of the media to fail to reckon with and correct its own practices of reporting on black and brown countries and how this coverage affects perceptions about very real people.

Caplan dissolved claims that the new measures were "draconian," noting that such practices of reporting individuals that may pose concern for the safety of others have already been in practice but that these new policies make the process of reporting a legal imperative, and simpler.

"The magazine set aside as unnecessary essential practices of reporting that, if pursued, would likely have led the magazine's editors to reconsider publishing Jackie's narrative so prominently, if at all.

There's just so much indeterminacy because of variation in cataloguing practice and ways of reporting things, and so.