Sentence examples for command media from inspiring English sources

It is likely to command media attention far beyond anything it has managed outside the European elections.

Yet they command media attention, and gullible (or greedy) publishers are willing to invest in volumes that invariably and rapidly end up on the remainder shelves.

This sort of determination, conceived by somebody who has never held elective office but who knows how to command media attention, is increasingly the stuff of politics.Mr Reiner came to his concern for pre-schoolers by an unusual route.

Shellshocked after being defeated in an election few people expected they could lose, some concede that Trump's ability to command media attention will make it harder to turn their losing congressional battles into headlines.

Many other Latin American countries, by contrast, have "open" party lists, which allow legislators to take their case directly to the voters thus giving them an incentive to command media coverage, or to demand local pork in return for supporting the government.

While many in the media have blamed the epic Election Day crash of Romney's volunteer digital ecosystem, "Project Orca," for his electoral demise (among many other blunders), nothing can compete with the power of a sitting president to command media attention, appear presidential in last-minute crises, and reach voters who supported him four years before.

The Pumas' exploits in the last month have commanded media attention in Argentina, even knocking football off the back pages.

"He will have to guide courts to steer a middle course that commands media respect; or see privacy laws decided by MPs or bloggers on the internet".

Moreover, Mr Trump, who had sought to win in Iowa by commanding media attention with pizzazz-filled arena events and sheer cheek, only narrowly escaped being pushed into third place by Senator Marco Rubio of Florida.

It was hardly surprising that he commanded media attention.

Today, African American women are CEOs of multimillion dollar corporations, controlling companies that pioneer new exciting technologies, and commanding media empires whose influence spans the globe.