Sentence examples for reports on subjects from inspiring English sources

He also studies math, and he must write reports on subjects of his choosing.

For example, students at the skills studios make use of the company's state-of-the-art equipment to compile news reports on subjects they are studying at school.

Mr. Zuckerman said he applauded Mr. Kosner not only for presiding over the paper's coverage of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, but also for overseeing its investigative reports on subjects like traffic fatalities on Queens Boulevard and financial improprieties at Hale House in Harlem.

His only interview requests had come from NBC's Nightly News, MSNBC's "Hardball," and CNN's "Inside Politics," and he had turned them all down, in order to focus on other things, such as his column for the Web site ConservativeReform.org.Between sound bites, he writes wonkish reports on subjects like national service, which he favors, and the Bush tax cuts, which he does not.

Titled "Empires of Collusion," it reads like a brief for Asia Pulp & Paper and has been followed by reports on subjects like palm oil and American paper industry subsidies that are important to Asia Pulp & Paper and its parent company, Sinar Mas.

Not only are the networks still operating, their detailed reports on subjects like the workings of the Taliban leadership in Pakistan and the movements of enemy fighters in southern Afghanistan are also submitted almost daily to top commanders and have become an important source of intelligence.

Hence, the current study reports on 492 subjects.

The Hindu has twelve correspondents overseas, in addition to in-depth reporting on subjects like poverty.

Covering the United States this way means, for starters, reporting on subjects like infant mortality.

"It can be a form of reporting on subjects that are generally more emotional," he said.

The New York Times has won three Gerald Loeb Awards for reporting on subjects that ranged from the rural factories of China to the rarefied boardrooms of Wall Street.