Sentence examples for common press from inspiring English sources

Common press release mistakes Providing insufficient and inaccurate information.

Instead, it can usually be found in the common press when experts weigh in on the rarity of such an occurrence.

The Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs in partnership with the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) on March 14th issued common press release on Prime Minister's approval on first National Programme on Child Protection.

In Edinburgh, about 100 people gathered on Portobello beach, with candles spelling out the phrase "more in common" pressed into the sand.

In our experiments, we showed for the first time that a hydrogel coating may resist press-fit insertion in an animal model with a cylindrical nail and in a human femur model using a common press-fit femoral stem.

This would also agree with recent CT studies (Mueller et al. 2010) that have shown that common press-fit, tapered-design femoral components rely for stability on cortical contact and not on pure metaphyseal load transfer of the intertrochanteric cancellous bone region, as hypothesized by the original designers of the stems (van Rietbergen and Huiskes 2001).

From the Commons press gallery, he listened to the debate that drove Neville Chamberlain from Downing Street.

This meant he never stirred beyond the confines of the Commons press gallery, save for an occasional foray to the even less comfortable press gallery in the House of Lords.

You would never know from the article that the authorities have just spent millions renovating the Commons press gallery where we all work rent-free.

When I first worked with him in the Commons press gallery during the turbulent 1970s, glued to his battered Imperial typewriter was a handwritten memo to himself.

In it, Khan repeated points he'd made in a speech to the Commons press gallery two days earlier, a move I'd judged both authentic and shrewd.