Sentence examples for joint newspaper from inspiring English sources

Barack Obama, David Cameron and Nicolas Sarkozy referred last week in a joint newspaper article to Misrata "enduring a medieval siege".

"It is unthinkable that someone who has tried to massacre his own people can play a part in their future government," the leaders of Britain, France and the United States said in a joint newspaper article today.

In January 2001, Gerald E. Grilly, the publisher who hired Mr. Guzzo, became chief operating officer of the joint newspaper agency, and Mr. Singleton, the chief executive of MediaNews Group, the owner of The Post, named himself publisher.

In a report on a joint newspaper editorial, the news agency said "the fundamental task for ensuring peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula and in the rest of Asia" was to end the hostile relationship between North Korea and the United States.

The chief executives of leading Dutch multinationals published a joint newspaper ad warning it was now "one minute to midnight" for the euro zone.

The summit stage was set with harsh words for Russia: "To the east, Russia has ripped up the rule book with its illegal, self-declared annexation of Crimea and its troops on Ukrainian soil threatening and undermining a sovereign nation state," Obama and Cameron wrote in a joint newspaper editorial.

Now that the Tribune Company has added The Los Angeles Times, Newsday and five other Times-Mirror dailies to its stable of 4 newspapers, 22 television stations, 4 radio stations and two dozen or so Web sites, it hopes its strategy of joint newspaper-television-Internet advertising sales will accelerate what has been sluggish revenue growth in its core properties.

In a joint editorial, newspapers including the Ashbury Park Press and the Cherry Hill Courier-Post said the governor should resign because "we're fed up with Gov. Chris Christie's arrogance".

Prior to that, he was based in Moscow where he oversaw a joint-venture newspaper collaboration with the Russian-language daily "Komsomolskaya Pravda," and worked as an editor at the newly-launched English-language "Moscow Times".

Not much had changed at that particular joint — from yellowed newspaper clippings on the wall to the harried servers — since my dad was a teenager eating there in the early '60s.

David Montgomery's Local World has agreed to buy Daily Mail & General Trust's 80-plus regional titles for just over £50m and a near 40% stake in the newly formed newspaper joint venture.