Sentence examples for reporting partnership from inspiring English sources

That means the current generation of news consumers are the beneficiaries of a rich conversation that occurs among sources, the press and the public which, in the end, has resulted in more of a reporting partnership than a soapbox.

This story is part of a reporting partnership between The GroundTruth Project and The University of Hong Kong's Journalism and Media Studies Centre.

Even more urgently, a standardized method for reporting partnership benefits is needed this is perhaps the single most immediate need in planning for, and realizing, the full potential of international cooperation between developed and developing countries.

Earlier this year, the prime minister attacked the ABC for a reporting partnership with Guardian Australia that revealed Australia had tried to tap the phones of Indonesia's president, Sisilo Bambang Yudhoyono, his wife and some of his inner circle.

More than 80percentt of reported partnership income goes to taxpayers making more than $200,000 annually.

Only Families First reported partnership building limited to government bodies.

The most frequently reported partnership effect on RPs was better knowledge of the MOH approaches and working principles, particularly emphasised in Ghana and South Africa.

All HIEC governing bodies had authority to allocate resources and, in the majority of cases, HIEC governing bodies had authority to establish partnership initiatives, as well as to report partnership performance.

In March, Jelli reported partnerships in 20 markets across the U.S., including Philadelphia (94.5 WPST), Atlanta (96.1 WKLS), Minneapolis (102.1 KEEY), Las Vegas (96.7 KYLI, 94.5 KXLI) and others.

Despite being ostensibly high-risk individuals, fewer than 1 in 5 reported partnerships that were serodiscordant (14.3%), the partner's HIV status was unknown in 34.4% of partnerships, and seroconcordant unions made up 51.4% of all reported partnerships.

We assessed these associations within all reported partnerships and within a subset of partnerships with partners either perceived to be uninfected or of unknown serostatus.