Sentence examples for generalised press from inspiring English sources

After travelling to India to amass evidence of the risk of torture, he had prepared four volumes of "cogent material as to the existence of risk, whereas the attorney general of the day could only respond with a thin file of generalised press cuttings".

The chairman of the society, Dr Mofleh bin Rabiean Qahtani, told Mr Ellwood he was concerned that some high profile individual cases were being "exploited, generalised and circulated" in order to discredit Saudi Arabia's reputation, the press release said.

The generalised estimating equations framework was also employed to estimate the association (in odds ratios) between exaggeration in the press release and exaggeration in the news.

For studies that had more than one data point within a duration category, data were combined using the method of generalised least squares taking into account the correlations between the relative risks being combined (Berrington and Cox, in press).

Before the press conference in Munich, Pound said: "The second report will consist of the possible criminal actions on the part of individuals, in response to the generalised claim that the IAAF did not follow up on positive test results".

That has contributed to generalised dollar strength.

Raising taxes causes only generalised grumbling.

All her speeches shun detail and use generalised phrases instead.

In a press conference prior to her speech, Batty responded to a podcast from the former Labor politician Mark Latham uploaded to the radio station, Triple M, in which he attacked her for running "a generalised campaign against all Australian men" and described her as a "spokeswoman for the feminist left".

Diagnosis = generalised periodontitis; stage IV, grade B; currently unstable.

Generalised anxiety and dread is in the atmosphere, after all.