Sentence examples for make press from inspiring English sources

(and covered in our Ukraine liveblog) José Miguel Sardo (@jmsardo) #Ukraine live: Putin to make press conference in mins.

President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly promised that he intends to make press freedom a cornerstone of Russia's infant democracy.

The Clinton Administration is right to make press freedom a priority, and should work for an effective and independent judiciary as well.

To every president since John F. Kennedy, Ms. Thomas, 89, was known for posing questions in the kind of tough and provocative manner that could make press secretaries gasp and her colleagues cringe.

Nixon suggests that Hatcher was also paid by the apartheid regime to make press appearances on American television to tell the US of the "encouraging" situation in South Africa.

The defectors in the camp are allowed to communicate with the rebel Free Syrian Army in Jordan and abroad, both in person and through telephone and Internet communications, but do not have what is considered valuable intelligence, according to Jordanian security officials who spoke on condition of anonymity because they are not allowed to make press statements.

Pretreatment technologies make pressed fruit peel more valuable both nutritionally and economically.

"You make pressed coffee by mixing boiled water (hot or cold)…." What do you mean by boiled cold water?

One of the companies, Koenig & Bauer AG of Würzburg, Germany, also says it has not responded to an Iranian request for bids to make presses to print new rials.

The first known patent for pressing glass by mechanical means was granted to John P. Bakewell in 1825 to make pressed glass knobs for furniture.

They can also be used as panini presses, which may be an advantage to those who will be using their grill to make pressed sandwiches quite often.