Sentence examples for demand for press from inspiring English sources

In "Supporters Back Strike at Newspaper in China," Edward Wong reports on a growing demand for press freedom in southern China.

But in the face of the internet outcry and threatened lawsuits against Microsoft, a senior Chinese copyright official gently rebuked the firm: "Measures for safeguarding rights also need to be appropriate .At Mr Yang's high-court appeal the authorities gave in to demands for press access (though not by foreign reporters) and allowed Mr Yang to use a different lawyer.

But the market demand for Johnston Press to grow... brought Tim Bowdler back to the negotiating table early in 2002.

On the demand for a press conference, the answer was short and blunt: "The rules of detention apply to you".

The first option on record was exercised by Thales of Miletus, an ancient Greek philosopher who bought the right to use every olive press in the area and was then able to specify his terms when a good olive harvest meant high demand for the presses.

This week's public demand for a free press by 23 retired party officials and intellectuals is not the first political broadside by liberal elders.

Russia's demand for clarification of press reports about the tunnel, said to have been built at the height of the cold war, added to a growing list of irritants in spy scandals jolting relations between Washington and Moscow.

The demand for standard commercial presses should advance only 3% annually through 2005, according to analysts at ubs Warburg in London.

The market is driven by demand for digital colour presses, specialty printers and inkjet printers.

When referring to the press demand for a ballot during the 1984 strike he retorted: 'We shall not be constitutionalised out of action'.

Maoists quit interim government to press demand for monarchy to be scrapped.