Sentence examples for granted press from inspiring English sources

William Wrigley rarely granted press interviews or met with Wall Street analysts.

Soncan said he was also informed that he would no longer be granted press access to the presidential palace.

At the end of May, fifteen leading journalism organizations signed on to a letter calling for SCOTUSblog to be granted press credentials to cover the Supreme Court.

He preferred, however, to wield his power indirectly; he rarely granted press interviews, and he avoided the limelight.

This video shows Ziegler on the USC campus trying to get in to an event he was not invited to, nor granted press credentials for.

It was her idea that neither Ortega, nor any Sandinista candidate should grant press interviews during the campaign, or participate in presidential debates.

The Taiwan-based company's driven, fiftysomething founder and chairman, Terry Gou, rarely grants press interviews, and analysts complain the company is evasive about the source of its profits.

A professional player who doesn't want to sign autographs, graciously grant press interviews, or comport themselves publicly within acceptable norms of behavior has an alternative -- he can play on a sandlot.

From regurgitating his vague tweets as news while he refuses to grant press conferences, to shying away from calling the serial prevaricator a liar, journalists continue to play nice.

Major League Baseball has posted video versions of her sit-downs on its Web site, and it granted Haley press credentials for this season's All-Star Game at Citi Field in July.

Soon after he became first secretary of the Czechoslovak Communist Party on January 5 , 1968 Dubček granted the press greater freedom of expression; he also rehabilitated victims of political purges during the Joseph Stalin era.