Sentence examples for takes to report from inspiring English sources

RICHARD MURPHY Stuart, Fla., May 20 , 2008• "Amen" for noting the courage it takes to report from these hideous zones of oppression.

"Steven embodies what it takes to report from combat zones," said Bill Roggio, managing editor of the Long War Journal, a news website that covers jihadist groups for which Sotloff wrote in 2011 from Cairo.

Rosemary Ostmann, a Maryland university alumna and spokeswoman for the project, said that in addition to raising money and helping the 221 journalists imprisoned currently held in jails across the world "it will raise awareness of what it takes to report a story, and how important that truth is for a free and prosperous society".

Today, the company is attempting to change that with the rollout of an entirely made-over version of its iOS application that introduces a cleaner, less-cluttered interface designed to simplify accessing Waze's key features, and speed up the time it takes to report traffic problems.

Very few companies give clear advice about the steps people should take to report suspected cases of corruption.

One would reduce civil penalties by 50percentto75percentcent of standard fines, depending on the steps taken to report and correct the violation.

Vince Mares, executive director of the New Mexico Racing Commission, expressed frustration at the length of time the lab is taking to report its dermorphin findings.

Peers have called for a speedy conclusion to the Iraq Inquiry amid growing dissatisfaction with the length of time it is taking to report.

But since its publication, some readers have expressed uneasiness with both the content and the measures taken to report on - and protect - Foos.

This may help to reduce the time taken to report MR breast examinations.

Performance measurements would be taken to report the neural network's level of success.