McCain for as long as I've known him — and I've known him for a very long time, 28 - probably 30 years, maybe more than that if we included the time he was in Congress — but nonetheless, for long periods of time, Senator Clinton was not as accessible as would be ideal for press people.
To many western governments, furious reactions to the cartoons in some Muslim communities and demands for a Danish government apology ran against cherished ideals of press freedom and independence of expression.
With 468 stations to choose from, candidates have their own strategies for finding an ideal place to press the straphanger flesh.
In short, this is no single, ideal model of press ownership anywhere in the world, particularly in an era of profound flux.
He was certainly correct in pointing out that if the drivers really wanted to get something done about an unsatisfactory aspect of the track layout, then the morning of the race was not the ideal time to press the point.
Daniel R. Garodnick, the council member whose district includes the waterfront area, told reporters Thursday morning at a news conference at the site that now was the ideal time to press for a new park.
The market was less than ideal and the press was far from glowing, but the plan was to pursue a smaller offering, in size and in price, that would allow the company to go public and put all the related distractions behind it.
While religious pluralism is a popular ideal, and the press strives for objectivity in campaign coverage, some religions are covered as more exotic or dangerous than others.
In extending this concept to the public health realm, the ideal amount of "press" would be different in an individual's home as compared to the neighborhood environment.
Though it is much less sophisticated than the others mentioned here, it's ideal for those pressed for time, because interacting with it is so fast.
