Sentence examples for covering print from inspiring English sources

Kompas Gramedia owns a number of different publishing platforms covering print media, radio, TV and online sites in Indonesia.

At the start of the week, nearly a third of the stories monitored -- 58 outlets, covering print, online, network, cable and radio news -- were about the protests in Iran.

The rules covering printing of quantities and units are part of ISO 80000-1 2009. 80000-1 2009

Despite the fact that the Evening Standard is loss-making, it contributes significantly to covering the printing costs of the Associated titles, which also include the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday.

For DMGT the sale of the Standard frees the publisher of a newspaper that is understood to lose more than £10m each year – although it has traditionally contributed significantly to covering the printing and operational costs of other Associated titles, including the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday.

I have been covering 3D Printing (also called Additive Manufacturing) for over 20 years in my Technotrends Newsletter, and at first the technology was used for rapid prototyping.

I have been covering 3D Printing for over 20 years in my Technotrends Newsletter, and at first the technology was used for rapid prototyping.

Recipients were randomised to receiving the questionnaire with a covering letter printed on standard quality white paper or high quality white paper.

An exhibition that examines Rococo design from its beginnings in 18th-century France through its many revivals runs through July 6. "Rococo: The Continuing Curve, 1730-2008" is a wide-ranging display of some 370 silver-and-jeweled decorative objects, furniture, ceramics, wall coverings, prints, drawings and textiles.

That's because the small print covering your bank account, credit card and most other financial institution agreements requires you to submit to binding arbitration to resolve any disputes with your bank.

Mr. Kouchner then issued his regulation on June 17 covering broadcast and print media, naming a temporary news media commissioner with the power to impose sanctions, fine offending media up to $50,000, seize equipment or material and suspend or shut down an outlet.