network of correspondents

Around that time, he began to build up a huge network of correspondents.

In this role he oversaw the paper's worldwide network of correspondents.

The company was formed to create a network of correspondents who would provide reliable, objective credit information.

The magazine has a network of correspondents in over 50 countries who report on popular struggles, and the debates that are shaping the left.

Here again the close network of correspondents and friends which Baring so earnestly cultivated was vital.

The Pakistan edition draws upon both its own editorial staff and Newsweek's international network of correspondents.

It has an extensive network of correspondents in nearly 20 countries in Europe and North America.

Hume's achievement which made use of a large network of correspondents was recognized even during his time:

Infotop mostly consisted of news agency reports as Pink had not yet developed a traditional network of correspondents.

The collection belonged to a member of the extensive network of correspondents that Gesner drew on for his works.

Using the BBC's international network of correspondents we report on what is going on, put.

At the regional level, the news is collected by a network of correspondents gathered around 12 co-ordinations and covering all of the country.

Sarpi as an intelligencer operated with a large political and scholarly network of correspondents; there are around 430 letters that survive from it.

In contrast to his physical seclusion, Johnson's pre-digital network of correspondents increased in size exponentially.

His newsletter counted leading economists among a worldwide network of correspondents who provided independent analyses of current conditions and trends.

It has a wide network of correspondents covering each and every corner of the Northeastern region of India.

A10 new European architecture is an architectural magazine published in Amsterdam that relies on a network of correspondents throughout Europe.

Its focus remains on putting global events into context, explaining and analysing significant stories using the BBC's huge network of correspondents around the globe.

PPA also built up a network of correspondents in the smaller cities and towns in Pakistan.

Plus we also help sustain an international network of correspondents and bureaux which benefits UK viewers and listeners.

Completely free of advertising, those products were created by more than 600 Capitol Hill reporters and legal editors and a worldwide network of correspondents.

Reporters gives you the chance to take stock of the depth and quality of BBC reports from its network of correspondents around the world.

There is no longer much room for cutting costs without curtailing much if not most of U.P.I.'s network of correspondents.

There, he and his brother created a successful business as wine merchants and maritime traders through the network of correspondents that they had developed in the Netherlands.

They have put together an extensive network of correspondents and bureau, and have invested heavily in four broadcast centres in different parts of the world.