Sentences with phrase «true facts on the ground»

As President of ECOWAS, he played an important role in the Ebola crisis: He was the first President to travel to the affected places (Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia) to ascertain the true facts on the ground.

Describing the figure as «a gross misrepresentation of the true facts on ground in the state», the police said 22 people were confirmed killed as against 81 being reported.

Not exact matches

He described the exhibition as true way of capturing the facts on the ground just like motion pictures captured thousands of words.

As a matter of fact, they are searching for a true and grounded rapport, not some kind of fantasy seen on magazines, blogs and TV shows.

Thus Darabont is left on uncertain ground to make more movie magic, and the fact that he almost succeeds is testament to his impressive talents within cinema — a true craftsman of the trade.

Ch 7.5 True, Not True: Debunking Some Indie Publishing Myths Facts change on the ground in the publishing industry faster than most people can track, especially in the last couple years.

I think the future of travel writing is on much firmer ground if it's justified by the simple fact that people and places are never really the same and therefore always worth writing about, which I think is absolutely true.

But for now, Kamen is working with village leaders to get thousands of these on the ground and working, I suppose to prove that it isn't, in fact, too good to be true.