Sentence examples for representing journalism from inspiring English sources

Ilya Shlyakhter Cambridge, Mass., Jan . 28 , 2011 To the Editor: While Al Jazeera may have a bias toward the long-suffering downtrodden of the Arab world, its highly professional reporting is a breath of fresh air, representing journalism at its finest.

These criteria represent journalism issues identified either in a New England Journal of Medicine paper in 2000 [ 2] or in the Association of Health Care Journalists "Statement of Principles" [ 3].

Both Pentagon cases represent journalism at its best -- we know about the retired military officers' multiplicity of roles because the Times and USA Today underwrote investigations.

When she began, her earliest responsibilities included representing the journalism of the agency's writers.

It is an exceptional case for the region, but it gave the ground for reflection among the Forum participants representing 10 journalism schools and faculties from Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Tajikistan.

"I would therefore be grateful if you could say whether or not it is the view of ITV that this represented responsible journalism in the public interest".

John Whittingdale, Tory MP and chairman of the Commons culture, media and sport select committee, has written to the ITV director of television, Peter Fincham, asking him if he thinks the broadcast "represents responsible journalism in the public interest".

A judge in San Francisco will hear arguments Friday on whether undercover videos showing Planned Parenthood executives talking candidly about the harvesting of fetal tissue represent undercover journalism protected by the 1st Amendment or an incitement to violence against abortion clinics nationwide.

They represent true "citizen journalism" and have a considerable following.

"That newspaper just seemed to me to represent British popular journalism at its most antic," she says.

Many of the finest essays of Virginia Woolf, John Middleton Murry, and Aldous Huxley represented British literary journalism at its most intelligent level.