On Aug. 17, for example, a press release said the governor had signed a bill exempting limousine drivers in funeral services from having to have commercial drivers' licenses.
For example, a press release in 1998 Chinese Tongzhi Conference in Hong Kong declared that "the lesbi-gay movement in many Western societies is largely built upon the notion of individualism, confrontational politics, and the discourse of individual rights.
Part of the complexity of communication of results at the general level was timing, leading to lot of discussion about how best to combine for example a press conference with a minister, an information meeting, informing local authorities and the principle of 'participants first'.
A more recent example is a press release that touted a company's "breakthrough" drug for a type of brain tumor and noted that the drug was already approved by the FDA.
To all these organisations he brought a flair for communication and a sense of the dramatic, for example hosting a press conference for a statistical digest of the second world war, Fighting With Figures, in the Cabinet War Rooms while wearing a tin hat, or organising a gathering of five Concordes on the runway at Glasgow airport to launch a new service for British Airways.
Any confusion, even for a good cause, can expand into more danger in the future for people who already range across some of the most dangerous territory in the world -- trying to convince rebel armies, for example, that a press badge is a sign of neutrality, the camera is not a threat and the reporter is not armed.
Senators George Allen (R-VA) and Richard Lugar (R-IN) used those numbers just yesterday, for example, in a press conference introducing a bill that would increase the number of U.S. science and engineering graduates.
The reports on successful "welfare reform" in Kansas and Maine have ricocheted through conservative media and served as inspiration for new legislation by Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) and Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), who cited Maine's example in a press release.
In the simplest example, a standard press selects an item, while a deep press opens it, saving you the double-click.
At a House Intelligence Committee oversight hearing in June, for example, a lawmaker pressed the deputy director of the N.S.A., John Inglis, to say whether the agency listened to the phone calls or read the e-mails and text messages of American citizens.
Example: A monkey presses a lever and is given lettuce.
