We worked our asses off, pumping out semi-factual press releases about the candidate's achievements in the local area.
All of his activities produced sober analytical reports, factual letters to the press and solemn, well-researched tomes like A Hard Pounding: Politics And Economy 1974-76.
Without making excuses for him, one can say that he did seem to make genre distinctions: his work on more serious matters — the war, the press — was factual.
After years of carping about liberal "moral relativism," the right has now succeeded in creating a dangerous new factual relativism in our press today, as Stacy Schiff illustrates ("The Interactive Truth," column, June 15).
The Wrights issued their own factual statement to the press in January.
Describing the measurements as "factual" and "extraneous," the press release states, Jeffers mirrors the muddying effect of the human inclination to overcomplicate.
Or, to put it more briefly, out of four factual assertions in the UKIP press release, four are incorrect.
"We only look at the press releases for factual accuracy about the contract," said Joan Kibler, a public affairs officer for the agency.
Tim was absolutely meticulous in his factual presentations on "Meet the Press" and in his reporting on election night.
The next day Donahue's office issued a sharp rebuttal, stating "its deep disappointment and concern over gross factual inaccuracies presented in Bahraini press [about the meeting]..
In Luxembourg on Wednesday, the General Court of the European Union ruled that the decision to put Hamas on the list was based on "factual imputations derived from the press and the internet," rather than "elements which have been concretely examined and confirmed".
