Sentence examples for at a regular press from inspiring English sources
Foreign ministry spokesman Hong Lei elaborated on the announcement at a regular press conference on Thursday afternoon.
When prodded again at a regular press briefing last Tuesday, he offered a smile and said: "Honestly speaking, I don't know where he is.
A foreign ministry spokesman did not answer questions about the incident at a regular press briefing on Thursday, but said Beijing's policies had dramatically raised Tibetans' living standards.
Government spokesman Yoshihide Suga sidestepped a question about whether Ms Sono's article reflected Mr Abe's views at a regular press conference on Friday, saying only that immigration policies would be "fair and based on the law".
Spokeswoman Hua Chunying, speaking at a regular press briefing on Monday, also urged the US to "pay attention to the international community's concerns and demands and give … the necessary explanation" of its surveillance activities.
"We will work with the new US president to ensure the steady and sound development of bilateral relations so as to benefit the people in both countries as well as around the world," Lu Kang told reporters at a regular press briefing in the Chinese capital.
Proofing consists in placing the plates on a precision press and taking sample impressions, or proofs, that show how the plates will print during a regular press run.
I received a regular press kit about him.
Speaking on Monday at a regular Foreign Ministry press briefing in Beijing, a spokesman, Hong Lei, said the islands were "inherent" parts of China since "ancient times".
Speaking at a regular daily press briefing, the prime minister's spokesman said the government had put forward a "sensible and balanced" package of parliamentary and judicial safeguards.
At a regular weekly press briefing, the prime minister's official spokeswoman repeatedly said she would not comment on Ashcroft's book, serialised in the Daily Mail, adding that Ashcroft had himself set out his reasons for writing the book – a reference to No 10's belief that the book was fuelled by a desire for personal revenge.
