Sentence examples for and in view of the press from inspiring English sources

All of which does leave one wondering which books to keep to hand, ready for when you find yourself adjacent to your political enemy and in view of the press.

Last month, in full view of the press and policemen, they attacked a group of opposition leaders outside parliament who were protesting against a resumption of IMF assistance.

Schoenfeld is at his best when discussing this controversial genre — secrets whose disclosure would, in the view of the government, endanger national security, but whose disclosure, in the view of the press, might ultimately serve the national interest.

(Hart took no great pains to conceal it, nor, when he was in full view of the press, was he particularly kind to his wife, Lee).

In the view of the press, Fender remained a potential England captain for the Ashes series in 1926, but Arthur Carr was chosen.

Many countries have pressed for the mandate to be approved in view of the continuing human rights crisis there.

I do not have a rosy view of the press.

It was an unusual scene of last-minute haggling in public view, as the press and spectators in the galleries looked on.

It also lets you record rides – albeit in rear view – with the press of a button.

To return to the normal view of the document, press CTRL + L.

He explained he had not visited Johor since he stepped down as prime minister in 1990, and his view of the dangers there was based on press reports.