Sentence examples for leading press from inspiring English sources
Three leading press freedom bodies have condemned the Turkish government's crackdown on the media following the failed coup.
Fortunately for Wells, his friendship with England's leading press barons allowed him to keep the whole story out of the papers.
A group of the world's leading press freedom bodies is calling on prime minister David Cameron to distance himself from the investigation into The Guardian over the leaks by the NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.
One of the world's leading press freedom watchdogs, the New York-based Commitoee to Protect Journalists, has written a letter to prime minister David Cameron about the detention of David Miranda.
It came two months after government officials in China and Hong Kong condemned the FCC, one of Asia's leading press clubs, for hosting a speech by an independence activist, reigniting debate about the viability of the city's promised freedoms.
A leading press advocacy group reported an alarming rise in the number of journalists killed and imprisoned around the world in 2012, attributing the trend to repressive laws, government intolerance of dissent and outright impunity for the killers that are endangering independent reporting in many countries.
Companies like Xerox and the leading offset press maker, Heidelberger Druckmachinen, have created their own digital presses, and offset printing retains its technical advantages for large jobs.
Afterwards he apologised profusely for leading the press up the garden path.
She secured the release of the kidnapped Daily Telegraph journalist John Wallis by leading the press corps to the hostage-takers.
Devic is likely to be the lone front man, with Zozulya behind him, leading the press on which Ukraine's coach Mykhaylo Fomenko is so insistent.
Unfortunately, HP hadn't yet announced it, leading to press reports that detailed every word of his unfortunate error.1 The information soon disappeared from his profile, doubtless pulled at the behest of his employer.
