Sentence examples for direct press from inspiring English sources

"But interpreting direct press influence on voters is difficult.

Details are murky because much of the case, including the appeal, has taken place behind closed doors, with restrictions on direct press coverage.

He also insisted that there be no direct press coverage of the meetings, fearing it would have a negative effect on negotiations.

At first, Washington's sacred status as leader of the revolutionary army rendered him immune to direct press criticism, with most hostility deflected to Hamilton.

The NexGen trabecular metal (TM) monobloc (Zimmer) has 2 hexagonal trabecular metal pegs for direct press-fit fixation in the tibial cancellous condyle surface.

After graduating from Yale in 1941, Mr. Rosenthal served four years in the Army as the chief of publications for Gen. Douglas MacArthur, directing press and propaganda work in the Philippines and occupied Japan.

Vladimir Putin embarked on his annual discussion with the nation through his "direct line" press conference.

Rather, project creators must find their audiences and bring them to the campaign through direct appeals, press coverage and social networking.

Damon's Hollywood colleagues, working "pro bono or low bono", helped write, produce and direct the press conference sketch which will launch the campaign.

"The fact that the regulators were put on notice through direct tips, press articles and industry chatter raises serious questions about the state of our regulatory system," said the panel's top Republican, Richard C. Shelby of Alabama.

So please don't speculate about the impact of the deal either outside or inside Google, and direct any press inquiries to [email protected]