Sentence examples for rule of reporting from inspiring English sources

Bill Keller, a columnist and former executive editor of The Times, writes: First, he understood the basic rule of reporting: always go.

Breslin, who died Sunday, at the age of eighty-eight, after a legendary career as arguably New York City's greatest tabloid columnist, the inheritor of a mantle once worn by the likes of Damon Runyon, would often say that his first rule of reporting was always to be on his own.

Be this Thompson squatting with the Angels, Gloria Steinem working undercover as a Playboy Bunny, or Capote having a crush on the murderer he was sent to profile, the New Journalists broke the most basic rule of reporting because they made it personal.

Under the unstated but generally agreed-upon rules of reporting these events, neither statement rose to the level of an outrageous falsehood or a harrowing gaffe.

Ivers's idea was that the two camps could mingle over salmon and lemon bars, and hash out Hollywood's new rules of reporting.

The department's new rules on reporting stockpiles of toxic chemicals, issued last week, have certainly made the industry happy.

The warning letter is the second time in three months that the Food and Drug Administration has made public complaints about Abbott violations of federal rules on reporting side effects.

In another gesture, the big states backed new rules on reporting the size of stockpiles.

An article last Tuesday about new federal rules on reporting the sale of multiple guns along the Southwest border misidentified the opponents of the regulations.

Success of the agreement depends on rigorous and transparent rules for reporting and review of parties' actions and performance.

It would also have the Government establish rules for reporting by companies of warranty claims and crashes.