Sentence examples for supervises news from inspiring English sources
Alexei Gromov: head of the Kremlin's press service, board member of Channel One television, supervises news on state television channels; expected to leave the presidential administration and move with Putin to the White House.
In the spring of 2010, in an effort to brighten the paper's future (and, presumably, her own), Abramson took a leave from the managing-editor position to supervise news content on the Times' Web site.
I asked both to what extent the work they are supervising – respectively, news stories and opinion pieces, including Times editorials – is influenced by an expressed desire to avoid past mistakes.
Mr. Zoubi said Mr. Assad had driven himself to the mosque as usual, adding that Al Arabiya should fire "the administrative staff that supervised this false news".
Mike Toppo, the senior supervising producer for news production at CNN.com, said his team looked for "articulate and personable freshmen" with interesting biographies and contrasting backgrounds.
"Corzine is charged with one count of failure to segregate and misuse of customer funds and one count of failure to supervise diligently", a news report said.
It supervises sites that publish news in China and operates in close contact with many of their top executives and editors.
Winning the prize was bittersweet for the staff, many of whom lived in Littleton, said Frank Scandale, The Post's assistant managing editor for news, who supervised the Columbine coverage.
Re "History of a 3-Year-Old: A Life Supervised, but Not Saved" (news article, Nov. 9), about the failures of child welfare authorities to prevent the death of Sylena Herrnkind: Did we not learn any lessons from the death nearly 15 years ago of a little girl named Lisa Steinberg?
So what that fewer women supervise the collection of news and the dissemination of information to the public?
