Sentence examples for dedicated press from inspiring English sources

This conservative protest movement, though, has three powerful forces supporting it: bottomless amounts of corporate money; an ideologically dedicated press, radio, and cable television apparatus eager to tout its existence; and elected officials who are willing to embrace it publicly and whose votes in support of the movement's positions can be absolutely relied upon.

In a statement issued yesterday, Ms. Hanover called Ms. Danielides "an extraordinarily smart, ethical and dedicated press secretary".

This is Mrs. Clinton's standard air travel arrangement, and it represents a departure from how presidential candidates (including Mrs. Clinton in 2008) have dealt with their dedicated press corps since at least the early 1960s, by which point journalists were regularly traveling with them on their planes.

These teams are based in Google's San Francisco offices, but don't have a dedicated press contact for inquires at this time.

In a dedicated press event in Tokyo, the Pokémon Company, Nintendo and Niantic announced three new Pokémon games, with another on the way in late 2019.

The 4,000 media seemed to miss a lot of this, mostly staying in their dedicated press area or in the large official meeting rooms.

The campaign dedicated a press release from Boston on Monday to trumpet new support from the Mississippi secretary of state, Delbert Hosemann.

This summer, the Freedom Forum, a nonprofit foundation dedicated to press freedom, named Dr. Thottam one of three journalism teachers of the year.

Featuring a menu of "bottomless cocktails and assloads of fancy fingerfoods," The Hill reports, proceeds from Bee's event will go to the Committee to Protect Journalists, a nonprofit dedicated to press freedom.

In 2014 the European Court of Human Rights heard more freedom of expression cases relating to Turkey than all other 46 member states of the Council of Europe put together, highlighted the study by PEN International, a global NGO dedicated to press freedom.

Levels 0x is dedicated to the press area with each floor having a number of "national press briefing rooms" for use during regular days and council days.