Sentence examples for a time of press from inspiring English sources
With the Internet, many of us believed that the power of the publisher had spread to everyone, that we lived in a time of press freedom that would have been unimaginable just a few decades ago.
The fifth diorama shows the state of the press during the New Order under President Suharto, a time of great press censorship.
Those commissions did wonders for her self-confidence at a time of diminished press coverage and market demand.
"The bottom line for New Yorkers is, are they going to come through for us?" Some lawmakers, increasingly concerned that the city's plight may be eclipsed by the growing nationwide demand for federal money in a time of budget deficits, pressed the White House to spell out a timetable for delivering the aid to New York.
Costaguana identifies the origins of the split between liberals and conservatives in a 19th-century battle between anticlericals and obscurantists, at a time of a thriving free press and a democratic constitution.
There is clearly much concern over the public's access to unbiased reporting and how this may affect the outcome of the strike: "In a time of crisis a free press is specially needed, because it is important to keep open every channel through which moderate opinion can express itself".
In the 1960s, at a time of antigovernment riots, the press club media issued a statement saying that they supported the government, a stance that continues to this day.
Simulation analysis reveals that the factor is caused by an unbalanced load at the time of press fitting the shaft (Mori 2005; Taguchi 1992).
Under the banner of securing the "common good," Mr. Clinton reflected on his eight years in office as a time of effective governance and pressed Democrats to fight back against Republican claims of moral superiority.
A Time of Angels by Patricia Schonstein 280pp, Bantam Press, £14.99 In Cape Town, a thriving community of Italian Jews has been determinedly knitted together by those who survived deportation to the camps following the German occupation of Italy in 1943.
