Sentence examples for increased press from inspiring English sources

Auditing and civilian review boards, as well as increased press scrutiny, have helped to change police culture.

AFTER five decades of brutal authoritarian rule, Myanmar's military leaders have, in recent months, legalized labor unions, increased press freedom and released political dissidents.

The judge said publishing the story would be "devastating" for the man and would "generate a media storm" – saying the couple's children would become the subject of increased press attention.

Later, with characteristic self-congratulation, M&C Saatchi would take out a double-page ad in trade magazine Campaign, demonstrating the relationship between the advent of the poster and increased press coverage of a potential Labour/SNP pact.

But increased press scrutiny often means a warts-and-all picture of the nonprofit world, like The Philadelphia Inquirer's 1993 examination of tax-code abuses and other economic issues raised by the growth of nonprofit groups.

The Federal Aviation Administration, which mandates that nice airline stewards must pester you to turn off your electronics, has reluctantly agreed to review the electronics policy in light of increased press attention.

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CELEBRITIES are media catnip, and BOLD-FACE NAMES can dramatically increase press attention.

The reformers' plans include increasing press freedom and creating a more prosperous economy for an overwhelmingly young population.

Two years ago, the American Psychoanalytic Association, the dominant psychoanalytic organization, hired a public relations consultant to increase press coverage and to teach analysts how to talk to journalists.

Despite public awareness campaigns, worldwide petitions, increasing press coverage and pressure on African governments, and large amounts of money donated to rhino conservation groups, the slaughter accelerates.