Sentences with phrase «cited by journalists»

There's some evidence, as cited by journalists, that uninsured issuers have either falsely claimed FDIC membership or used bait - and - switch tactics to lure investors into uninsured products.

He is consistently cited by journalists, bloggers, and indie writers as being a stalwart vanguard of self - publishing and a mirrored reflection of everything indie writers aspire to be.

The highly respected Marist Poll is often cited by journalists around the globe and is the preeminent source of analysis for public opinion research.

The President in his response then makes reference to the weak capacity as cited by the journalists as part of the challenges in dealing with the menace.

[12] His work on market bubbles has been cited by journalists [13][14] and other writers.

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Greenfield said there are journalists who have been tight with presidents before; he cited Chalmers Roberts, a Washington Post reporter who'd been close to Kennedy and, later in life, admitted he'd compromised himself by giving Kennedy overly favorable coverage.

If you have fantastic content on your website, such as an infographic with unique insights, or an in - depth blog post written by an industry expert on your staff, journalists at major media publications may find it helpful to cite those resources to support claims within stories that they're writing.

His 2009 book with Carmen Reinhart, This Time is Different: Eight Centuries of Financial Folly has been widely cited by academics, policymakers and journalists, while its massive data set has been extensively used by researchers worldwide.

He is one of six journalists specifically cited as a close friend by Cameron when he appeared at the Leveson inquiry.

It also indicated that, the report had cited some officials at the Flagstaff House during Mahama's tenure of shortchanging journalists by cutting down budgeted stipends for the presidential press corps and pocketing the rest.

Telvock's reporting has been cited for excellence by Investigative Reporters and Editors (2014), the New York State Associated Press Broadcasters Association (2014, 2015) and the Society of Environmental Journalists (2016) for investigative and beat reporting.

Indeed, science itself is an establishment rooted in exclusion, writes science journalist Saini, citing a long history of unrecognized achievement by women scientists: Lise Meitner, Rosalind Franklin and Emmy Noether, to name a few.

In the TIME essay written about her by Walter Isaacson, a journalist and former TIME editor, Orange Jones is cited as «one of the critical engines of innovation» in the successful reinvention of schools in New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina.

Andrew Adams, the fact that deception by reporters (I don't call them journalists) uncovered wrongdoing in the cases you cite doesn't make what they did right.

Fellow climate change denier and journalist Gunter Ederer wrote a piece (German) claiming that there had been «massive alterations» to NASA temperature data, citing analysis by Friedrich - Karl Ewert as evidence (as reported by the skeptical blog NoTricksZone): [3], [4]

In the decade Shellenberger spent working with Nordhaus and others on modernizing environmentalism, he coauthored the book Break Through, was named a Time Magazine «Hero of the Environment,» appeared on major television programs including CNN's «Crossfire» and Comedy Central's «The Colbert Report,» and was cited by hundreds of journalists and scholars.

New York Times journalist Neil Irwin reports on this trend in his article: «How Some Men Fake an 80 - Hour Workweek, and Why It Matters» citing the research conducted by Erin Reid, a professor at Boston University's Questrom School of Business.

They refused to acknowledge a class ‑ based constitutional basis for journalist - source privilege under s. 2 (b) of the Charter, citing the reasons identified in the recent decision in R. v. National Post (mentioned previously here on Slaw by Simon Chester),

With Quebec's organization of the professions, and the general affinity of the civil - law or Cartesian world for rules and norms and standards, there exists a formal declaration of professional ethics for journalists (cited by Vincent) that did not in the early 1990s and may not today exist for their counterparts outside Quebec.