Sentence examples for forms of press from inspiring English sources

Police officers, in response, have accused the authorities of bullying them; newspaper editors are struggling to forestall new forms of press regulation seen by some as the politicians' payback for press disclosure of expense-fiddling by legislators.

From the period of World War I onward, new forms of pressed glassware appeared in simple, satisfying designs appropriate to their purpose and the process of manufacture, such as the Pyrex ovenware shapes of the Corning Glass Works.

The decorative possibilities of the process continued, however, to be exploited in a variety of popular wares; and in the 20th century a series of new simple forms of pressed glassware appeared that had been expressly designed in relation to the characteristics of its manufacture.

Also, what will be the effect of the new form of press regulation?

Prof Tim Luckhurst is mistaken about the form of press regulation recommended by the Leveson inquiry.

A poll taken at around that time showed that most people favor some form of press censorship by the government.

When Lord Justice Leveson delivered his report in 2012 he recommended a new form of press regulation underpinned by statute.

But he did not favour the royal charter option to provide a new form of press regulation.

In a nonparliamentary system such as ours, close questioning of the President is supposed to come from the press, usually in the form of press conferences.

It is a unique form of press ownership, which leaves the paper free from the control of a conventional owner and shareholders.

Three centuries on, the multipurpose beauty balm continues to attract attention, now in the form of press coverage, blogs and Twitter reviews.