Sentence examples for internal newspaper from inspiring English sources

Lydia Popova, a mine employee for more than four decades, and the editor of its internal newspaper, disagreed.

Earlier this month, the party's own internal newspaper, the weekly Liberal Democrat, even warned that the party had virtually no hope of survival.

The BBC, citing internal newspaper documents, said the company hoped to prove that the lawyers were romantically involved, which could have forced them to decline further phone-hacking cases.

During the strike, there was an item in Coal News, the coal board's internal newspaper, in which MacGregor said if the NUM accepted the same terms as Nacods, there would be a settlement.

So the News Corp boss's clear signal last week that his newspapers, such as the Sun and the Times, could start charging for online access over the next year gave fresh momentum to a debate that is dominating internal newspaper discussions.

On 24 June 1882, the first issue of an internal newspaper of the factory, called, Fabrieksbode ("messenger of the factory"), was published.

He told Sky News that Mr O'Flynn should consider his position as UKIP economic spokesman, arguing: "You cannot go to a national newspaper and air internal party grievances.

Tesco launched an internal investigation and placed a series of national newspaper ads apologising for the incident and explaining how it planned to change.

The new measures, detailed in an internal memo that was recently leaked to national newspaper El País, have drawn criticism from the scientific community and angered trade unions.

An internal document the newspaper Varden received access to showed that NSB needed to calm down the heated discussions with the labor unions, and that their negativity to Timetoget was a tactical move to satisfy the labor unions.

Unlike most of the reader representatives at other newspapers, Mr. Okrent said, he does not intend to write internal memorandums to the newspaper staff, saying the readers were his constituency.