As such, Ms. Mucha's official responsibilities were defined as press relations, scheduling and correspondence.
Trump has defined the press as part of "the other," and his cult responds with the kind of venom used to keep a foreign body at bay.
It's a one-dimensional world defined by press releases, media lists, coverage and reporting.
Lord McNally, the justice minister, said the government's aim was to bring under the ambit of the regulator only the main elements of the press as well as what he defined as press-like activity online.
Trump could be impeached or resign, or his policies could simply implode under the weight of their malice, divisiveness and mendacity, and the country would still be defined and pressed by the same conditions and dread that enabled his rise.
Choose "Define," and you are greeted with the instruction, "Press key to define". I pressed "/." The window display changed to "Defining /," and a cursor appeared in a blank area of the SmartKey window, waiting patiently for me to type.
Republicans are trying to define the press and public's view of what counts as a compromise, by reiterating their existing positions as if they constituted concessions.
Mr Venediktov, who sits on the committee, says the law defines the press's responsibilities to its owners but says nothing about its responsibilities to the public another way of making it "just an instrument".Passing bad laws, or good laws with bad details, or good laws that are badly implemented, are all risks of Mr Putin's system.
Under the Mubarak regime, boundaries weren't formally defined, and the press was managed through a combination of subtle threats and rewards.
The four horsemen of nonprofit coverage -- charity balls, big gifts, soft features about worthy programs and, of course, scandal -- have defined the general press's perspective of the nonprofit sector.
