Sentence examples for selection of news from inspiring English sources
A selection of news from around the business campusesRelated items News from the schools, June 2009Jun 24th 2009 A Hippocratic oath for managers: Forswearing greedJun 4th 2009 Stanford's new dean: Succeeding in a recessionJun 1st 2009A French connectionTwo French business schools ESC Lille and CERAM have announced a surprise merger.
While News Corp asserts that Britain's impartiality rules mean Sky News could never adopt a political agenda akin to Fox News, there remains a real concern about the selection of news, which in itself can significantly distort coverage.
In the new app that's launching now, there's only a small selection of news sites listed, and they're largely tech-focused sites outside of CNN, Mashable and The Huffington Post.
So another kind of aggregator has emerged, which offers a selection of news and commentary.
AllAfrica.com: Equatorial Guinea AllAfrica.com: Eritrea High-quality selection of news and opinion, taken from news sources around the world.
You can see a great selection of news and culture pix from the last 24 hours here.
In advance of the visit to the Education Centre teachers may want students to read a selection of newspapers, news stories online and/or watch a news broadcast.
In advance of the visit to the Education Centre teachers may want students to read a selection of newspapers, news stories online and/or watch a news bulletin.
InFootball has designs on being your one-stop shop for aggregated soccer news, live scores and video from a customized selection of 18 news sources (for example, ESPN, CNN, FIFA.com, FoxSports, The New York Times, England's Premier League) and from among the top leagues in the world (10 to 15, with more to be added).
By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, November 1 , 1969P. 131 Le Monde's "Weekly Selection" of its news in English translation.
Because "newness" would no longer be a primary factor driving the selection of science news, assigning editors might give more weight to overview stories about trends in research, or the accretion of ideas within fields, or more deeply analytical pieces.
