Sentence examples for address news from inspiring English sources

Today, one day after his Macworld keynote address, news of Apple Computer 's new iPod shuffle and Mac mini graced the front pages of national newspapers including The New York Times and USA Today.

Some noted that Mr. Bo did not address news accounts that he drives a Porsche.

In her Vanderbilt commencement address (news article, June 6), Condoleezza Rice, the national security adviser, denigrated her musical talents, lamenting that she had once thought, "I'm going to end up teaching 13-year-olds to murder Beethoven".

The commission sought to address News Corporation's potential new market by requiring its Fox subsidiary to offer its programming to other cable and satellite operators on the same terms as it does to DirecTV, a pledge News Corporation volunteered at the start of the proceedings.

Alexander: We'd like to put the following on our page: PRISM would like to access your public profile, friend list, email address, News Feed, birthday, status updates, check-ins, hometown, current city, photos, videos, website, personal description and your friends' birthdays, status updates, checkins, hometowns, current cities, photos, videos, websites and personal descriptions.

2. Team leader addresses news reports on Project FF.

Team leader addresses news reports on Project FF.

In it Nixon, then the Republican vice-presidential candidate, addressed news reports about a fund to pay for his political expenses.

However, despite digital hyperlocal news providers addressing news gaps and democratic deficits in many areas across the UK, their coverage across communities remains patchy.

The Daily Twist was centered on ads, produced each day for 100 days, that addressed news events like the Emmy Awards and the Mars rover along with calendar milestones like Bastille Day and gay pride.

The deputy executive director of the United Nations AIDS program points out that H.I.V. and AIDS are affecting women and girls in ever greater numbers, and that to curb the epidemic, their needs must be addressed (news article, July 7).