Sentence examples for stenographic report from inspiring English sources

Page 2 of that Tuesday's "Humanite" carried a stenographic report of a pre-anniversary speech delivered Monday night to a packed Communist audience in the Mutualite, the old leftist wing hall.

The United States attorney's office in Manhattan stopped using a stenographic reporter last year after investigators began to suspect that the reporter was leaking sensitive information about organized-crime investigations to mobsters, law enforcement officials said yesterday.

But, when in court, there is a different expense to be incurred one not seen in arbitration the cost of stenographic court reporters.

The unorthodox, heretical account of Stanton's words is actually much easier to "source" than the canonic and orthodox and familiar one: it comes from a stenographic record made in the bedroom that night by a young man named James Tanner.

He found the stenographic record of a statement Roberts had made to him a couple of weeks back and read it once more from beginning to end.

If you have ever been to a meeting where the reading of the minutes was not dispensed with, you know that they are not a stenographic record but a summary list, usually incomplete, of points made by participants.

To cover this story, however, reporting skills are not required; stenographic skills suffice.

The Guardian's Glenn Greenwald, the civil liberties columnist who broke several NSA surveillance stories based on documents provided by Snowden, harshly criticized CNN's report on changing tactics as "mindless, government-subservient stenographic journalism".

Journalists who can be compelled to violate the confidentiality of their sources, or otherwise go to prison, are reduced to doing little more than providing stenographic services to pass along the official story.

It is partly because ambitious reporters are turned off by the stenographic aspects of the White House beat.

I stopped at the iconic stenographic figure.