Sentence examples for grant a press from inspiring English sources
One can be the best Palestinian journalist working for the Ramallah-based Al Ayyam daily, or Bethlehem Radio or Palestine TV, but Israel will not recognise him/her, while a junior journalist working for Dutch TV or a Brazilian newspaper will be recognised by Israel, which will grant a press card that allows trouble-free travel.
As a comedy critic, I haven't been granted a press ticket to a Kitson show for years: he shuns reviews, doesn't give interviews, manages and markets himself, and refuses to appear on TV.
(Tina Mucklow, who had the most contact with Cooper, has never granted a press interview. ) Christiansen reportedly purchased a house with cash a few months after the hijacking.
The Supreme Court will not grant SCOTUSblog a press credential.
This is failure (c): The Supreme Court will not grant SCOTUSblog a press credential.
Wal-Mart announced the grant at a press conference at 10 a.m. at the Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve on Pacific Coast Highway between Warner Avenue and Seapoint Street.
Of particular interest were the conditions under which the licence was granted – said in a press release to be strict and to include "special measures" – but there was no indication of when they might be revealed.
Even the smallest donation can help one of our many families with the daily necessities that so many of us take for granted," he says in a press statement.
Yet, the Kennedy Center has refused to grant the press an interview.
As Private Shabaddeep Singhjammu, one of the soldiers granted an accommodation, said in a press release: "The ability to serve my country and faith has been a lifelong goal".
His administration also placed a press gag order and grant freeze on the EPA this week, and reportedly fired high-ranking members of the State Department. .
