Sentence examples for considered press from inspiring English sources

He says the national heritage committee considered press regulation when he was on it in the 1990s.

These newsletters speak liberally about financial matters and subsequently fly under the radar of financial regulators because they are considered "press".

The board is left considering press clippings and résumés.

And a Kremlin committee is considering press restrictions on the Chechen war.

Jan 2015: José Mourinho considers press criticism of Diego Costa's two accidents against Liverpool, and traces it back to Jamie Redknapp.

Consider press accounts from both 2010 and 2015.

Typists who want long fingernails should consider press-on nails instead of applying acrylics or growing out their nails.

Now both parents charge that the piece is a fabrication by their daughter, a cynical bid for attention in a world where any press -- no matter how embarrassing -- is considered good press.

Multiple "reporters" (bloggers weren't considered real press yet) scurried over to look at the booth and the laptop and even some of the "mainstream" tech press – there were still magazines back then – reported breathlessly about the innovation.

Mr. Lewis was similarly skeptical about what he considered unwarranted press intrusions into privacy.

Smirnoff and his girlfriend Carol Ann Fitzgerald, who was also fired from the magazine, were outraged by the allegations, and by what they considered unfair press reports about the incident.