[Excerpts from the letter, Page A12.] Despite sharp differences over the terms of a new resolution, all 15 Council nations are united in wanting in-depth inspections that can turn up any prohibited weapons programs in Iraq.
As things progress, though, investors will want in-depth information about the company.
"People who are into sports want in-depth coverage," said Peter Gardiner, chief media officer for the advertising agency Deutsch, part of the Interpublic Group of Companies.
If you want in-depth information on school performance and how it is evaluated, you might find it helpful to go to the Resources section of the Department for Education and Skills' website, where you will find the official school performance tables.
Want in-depth examples of how scientists debate different hypotheses regarding human evolutionary history?
providers know that they want in-depth coverage of issues that matter.
We wanted in-depth interviews with politicians who would give us more than soundbites and conventional wisdom.
"A lot of the audience wants in-depth journalism," he said, adding that because its owner isn't concerned primarily with profits and losses, Al Jazeera America won't feel pressure to go after sensationalistic stories in the hopes of driving ratings.
For the latter search, people are likely to manually type in the search on Google or YouTube because they want in-depth information on how to perform a task or learn more about a complex subject.
"I believe that the demand for long-form quality journalism is strong in our country and I think that, despite all the changes in technology over the past few years, people still want in-depth, rigorous reporting," Hughes told NPR on Friday.
If you want in depth coverage of a particular story, you can add that topic to your homescreen - UK riots or phone hacking, for instance.
