Sentence examples for authority press from inspiring English sources

But social media is the new key platform for local authority press officers, for whom news management rather than information provision is often the over-riding concern.

So much better than the usual approach of a local authority press officer saying "no comment", and a good way to inform people about the realities of social work.

"I'd imagine local authority press officers around much of the UK have a big smile on their faces today," says Simon Perry, co-founder of the Ventnor Blog which provides local news on the Isle of Wight.

JAMIE-JAMES MEDINA We contacted Greater London Authority press officer Ben McKnight to see if Ken wanted to say anything about this story but he ignored all our calls and emails.

We contacted Greater London Authority press officer Ben McKnight to see if Ken wanted to say anything about this story but he ignored all our calls and emails.

In 2009, the Palestinian Authority pressed the court to investigate accusations of war crimes committed by Israeli commanders during the war in Gaza against Hamas militants, including that Israel had singled out civilians and illegally used weapons like white phosphorus.

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The H. J. Heinz Company was barred by a federal appeals court from buying the owner of a rival maker of baby food, Beech-Nut, while antitrust authorities press their case to stop the merger.

When you're being kept down like that - and again under Soviet rule - you have this thing where the authorities press down hard in one place, and then the art or the protest pops up, like, over there".

The remaining six British holidaymakers who were injured in the attack will be back in Britain in the next 24 hours as British authorities press the Tunisians to speed up the identification of the remaining dozen or so UK citizens believed to have been killed.

If the authorities press ahead with rebalancing, then anyone making a living in these sectors can expect much leaner times ahead.