Sentence examples for central newspapers from inspiring English sources

One big winner was Central Newspapers of Phoenix, owner of The Arizona Republic, The Indianapolis Star and other papers.

Central Newspapers, which owns The Arizona Republic, The Indianapolis Star and four other newspapers, announced that it was putting itself up for sale.

CENTRAL NEWSPAPERS INC., Phoenix, agreed to sell its Westech job-fair business and incpad.com job-search Internet site to BrassRing Inc., a recruitment company, for an undisclosed amount.

Like a lot of publishing empires — the New York Times Co. and Dow Jones & Co., for example — Central Newspapers was seemingly structured to keep potential acquirers or proxy challengers at bay.

The two papers are owned by the fleeing company, Central Newspapers, Inc. Financially, these proud flagships of the publishing firm founded in 1934 by legendary publisher Eugene C. Pulliam have fallen far behind the company's faster-growing paper in the Sunbelt, the Arizona Republic.

Mr. Heston's foray into western Canada was roundly criticized by central Canadian newspapers and by federal officials in Ottawa.

He said another Wangan and Jagalingou (W&J) representative had asked Sedgman whether a Central Highlands newspaper report of 10,000 jobs from the project was accurate.

Douglas H. McCorkindale, president and chief executive of Gannett, said in a statement that the company expected to operate Central's newspaper properties "in keeping with the high standards established by the Pulliam family".

An article published on Thursday in a Chinese central bank newspaper said Ms. Lagarde would be good for the I.M.F.'s top job because she is experienced in handling the euro sovereign debt crisis and could offer a fresh image to the agency as a woman.

As the central party newspaper, the Chinese language People's Daily is no doubt the leader of opinion leaders, devoted to political materials directly reflecting party viewpoints and government policies.

These documents construct strategic ways of framing the issues, party viewpoint, and key policies, thereby setting the tone for the official discourse on corruption especially in the central party newspaper.