Sentence examples for which continues to report from inspiring English sources

The situation has pitted the politicians against the press, which continues to report abuse allegations with politically charged tenacity.

This is a liberal newspaper which continues to report on uncomfortable subjects such as corruption in the FSB, the successor to the KGB, and on Russia's ongoing conflict in the North Caucasus.

This is a liberal newspaper which continues to report on uncomfortable subjects such as corruption in the FSB, the successor to the KGB, and on Russia's ongoing conflict in the North Caucasus... "But the bottom line for a pragmatist like Lebedev is survival.

The results that we have presented compare favorable to High Intensity Focus Ultrasound (HIFU), which continues to report an ablation success of 91%, 79%, and 50% from the most current series reported in large number of patients [ 19– 219.

Analysts said Ryanair's warning did not bode well for its higher-cost European rivals, many of which continue to report significant losses.

The report says that Fakhrizadeh moved to a new organisation, known as the Section for Advanced Development Applications and Technologies, which continued to report to the same defence ministry armed forces logistics unit that oversaw the Amad plan up to 2003.

A repeat injection was performed in more than half the patients who had an initial improvement, a large majority of which continued to report a benefit from treatment.

A resident of Haiti since 1991, Mr. Leth was recently appointed Denmark's honorary consul to the troubled country, which he continues to report on for Danish publications.

However, the identification of undervaccinated groups located in Balochistan/FATA and KP is consistent with the epidemiology of poliomyelitis in these regions, which continues to be reported in specific areas despite good campaign coverage on average across the region.

There were mixed messages from Russia, which continues to deny all reports of its military activity in Ukraine.

Many of the reporters employed by the BBC had worked at Russian newspapers or websites that had come under pressure from the Kremlin, which continues to crack down on critical reporting.