Translation of "Art der berichterstattung" in English

As a Gambian journalist, what type of reporting were you doing?

Furthermore, in this approach to reporting, the preventive aspect is totally absent.

This kind of reporting is not really of much use at all to the written press.

You should sort this type of coverage out before you move.

The BBC’s method of reporting is a weapon in the war against Israel.

I call this type of reporting incitement to persecution.

Conclusions do so far, so consider this type of coverage.

That is why the manner in which the reporting is done is decisive for opinion formation.

The character of the EU's annual reporting forms will be examined as part of that review.

No significant costs or savings are expected, regardless of the choice of the format and nature of the future reporting obligations.

The other issue is about how to report on matters related to control.

The way in which reporting is handled should not create unreasonable expectations in the eyes even of an informed public.

The kind of media coverage is therefore a major factor in dealing with acts of terrorism.

This type of coverage is only suitable for thin-backs, as it is done without any additional side panel.

It defines supervisory requirements relating to auditing and contains rules on the nature and scope of reporting, amongst other things.

The latter is particularly interesting, as most of the races such type of coverage do not.

I was in France when the massacre in Rwanda took place - and this is not directed against France, but is a comment on how the media report information - and the fact that Mr Zidane, the football star, had a wart on his knee literally drew more attention than the massacre in Rwanda.

That, for example, means making amendments to the constitution, to the electoral laws and to how the media report political issues, so that all candidates are able to present their campaigns to the people.

As rapporteur for the 1997 Structural Funds discharge I should like to draw your attention to the fact that a country such as the Netherlands constantly comes out badly in the reports of the Court of Auditors, precisely because it adopts a more exact manner of reporting than all the other countries.

We are not allowed to accept their way of reporting, unlike our Member States.

The Commission is striving not only to reduce the number of discrepancies and the steps applying to them, but has also undertaken measures in 2005 through which some of the old Member States have improved the way they report discrepancies, through the use of electronic systems.

As you know, the Presidency convened an Extraordinary Council on 6 May in order to examine this serious issue which, in addition to the obvious and significant repercussions on public health and the economy, is causing understandable concern among our citizens, which are often exacerbated by the way in which this issue is presented in the media.

Despite the blog's discontent "about the nature of the coverage of the earthquake in Haiti on American television and other media", in another post it follows the Herald team as it reports on another area that is receiving little media attention, Carrefour:

The link to the reporting of emissions under Regulation (EC) No 166/2006 should be created by the use of existing spatial data which are managed by the Member States in accordance with Article 4(1) of Directive 2007/2/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council and point 8 of Annex III to that Directive.

The fact that this was the first time this kind of reporting was done explains some of the problems.

The effect of this is to create negative stereotypes and heighten fears about safety, which in turn leads to greater intolerance and rejection of people suffering from mental ill health.

However, such reporting has long been considered insufficient and there has been a strong international push to enhance and add to the existing reporting requirements as well as to increase reporting frequency.