Sentence examples for reporting on developing from inspiring English sources

Yet the world's economy and media are dominated by a handful of Western countries, and the reporting on developing nations is not always done by people who know their subjects well.

Parliament gave the commission a specific responsibility to report on developing trends.

Inspired by kangaroo's locomotion, we report on developing a kangaroo-style hopping robot.

This chapter reports on developing the basic technology for the HTS transformer, and presents the results of individual tests of the HTS transformer.

Little existing research has been reported on developing an optimal design of an FGM dental implant for promoting long-term success.

In the present study, we report on developing liver fibrosis in liver slices using physiological signals that will activate key signaling pathways effectively and finally result in important end points relevant to NAFLD/fibrosis - triglyceride accumulation, hepatocyte dysfunction and inflammation, hepatic stellate cell activation, and ECM remodeling with increased collagen production.

Unilever's Responsible Sourcing Code, for example, has 12 fundamental principles that suppliers need to work towards and report on, developed from legislation on Human Rights, slavery, rights of communities, environmental best practice, OECD guidelines (etc).

As reported on Develop this morning (March 1st), the fast-food chain's cardboard Goggles are made from their Happy Meal boxes, which can be punched and folded to form smartphone-holding headsets.

A healthy reaction is developing: the Institute of Medicine recently released two reports on developing rigorous, usable clinical summaries that limit conflicts of interest.

As the Social Care Institute for Excellence's report on developing a social care evidence base states: "Best informed practice should be the right of people whose long-term outcomes depend in part on social care decisions".

In its report on "Developing Leadership for the 21st Century", the recruitment consultants Korn/Ferry rightly wrote: "Business in much of the developed world still pays too much attention to the search for charismatic leadership, rather than engaging in the more difficult but less chancy task of permitting and developing leadership throughout its organisations".