Sentence examples for reports on topics from inspiring English sources
He works from 8am until midnight on most days, he says, compiling dry reports on topics like coal production and sales for higher-level officials.
The agency, whose headquarters are in southwest Washington, produced reports on topics like Middle Eastern weapons deals, changes of command in China, and troop movements on the Korean peninsula — essential work for assessing foreign military capabilities but hardly exciting.
For obtaining technical guidance, many departments and intelligence agencies had their own science staffs, and Congress could seek advice from its Office of Technology Assessment, which became known for its detailed reports on topics as diverse as oil deep underground and weapons in space.
Mr. Klaw, who had taught magazine writing at the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism since 1970, became editor of the Review in 1980 and guided it beyond routine press criticism to include reports on topics like repetitive stress injury and labor relations in news organizations.
The category of concerns was used in conjunction with the reports on topics to investigate the frequency of psychosocial and academic support categories.
The bill is loaded with congressional demands, too, including more than a dozen reports on topics ranging from improving math and science education to building big research facilities.
ALINA CHO, 40, a CNN national correspondent since 2004, has reported on topics like North Korea, President Barack Obama's election and Hurricane Katrina.
The conflicting reports appeared to be an indication of growing competition among official news organizations in China as senior officials encourage more aggressive reporting on topics of international interest.
It will have up to 18 months to hold hearings and prepare a report on topics that include intelligence agencies, diplomacy and immigration controls, and is intended to be unflinching in assigning blame for specific government failures.
When the program grew into the 60-minute MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour in 1983, she became its national correspondent and reported on topics that included racism, Vietnam veterans, life under apartheid, drug abuse, and human rights issues.
She reported on topics ranging from the Ku Klux Klan, to the AIDS epidemic, and the Harry Potter craze.
