Her training in this field helped her to develop skills that she would later use in her relations with the press.
Mrs. Hepburn died in 1951 at the age of 73, but her daughter - despite a ferocious commitment to privacy that frequently resulted in stormy relations with the press - has carried on the family tradition, using her own visibility to support reproductive rights publicly and consistently.
For instance, Ryan Chittum of the Columbia Journalism Review writes, "Prior restraint is the nuclear option in government relations with the press and unfortunately, the British don't have a First Amendment".
In a leaked video from this period, Sisi listens while a uniformed officer advises him on relations with the press.
President Obama, from his first days in office, has pressed all the wrong buttons in relations with the Russians.
10.05am: Hogan-Howe says when he rejoined the Met in 2011 the force's relations with the press were "unstable" due to the departures of Sir Paul Stephenson and John Yates, and the phone-hacking investigation.
Which brings us to a critical element: In order to develop commercial relations with the Press, Google will have to find ways to accept collective bargaining instead of segmenting negotiations one company at a time.
So it's hard to criticize McCain for - if it's only (I don't happen to think it is only) but if it is only because he sees good relations with the press in general and to reporters and various reporting organizations as to his advantage, that who can blame him, if that's all it is?
Three German ministers only had direct relations with the press, but in each case the official responsible for conveying news and interpreting policy to the public was a Jew". The same (or a similar) piece also appeared in Australia, in the Perth-based Daily News (see the reproduction of the full article here).
There is a long list of politicians, just within my lifetime, whose bellicose relations with the press anticipated Palin's in some particulars.
