Sentence examples for media branch from inspiring English sources

He described the changes in an interview on Thursday with American Forces Press Service, the Pentagon's media branch.

The seven-minute video was posted online Wednesday by As Sahab, the media branch of Al Qaeda, and recorded sometime in the past month, according to the SITE Intelligence Group, which tracks jihadist communications and translated the video.

As Sahab, Al Qaeda's media branch, entitled the recording, "Speech from the Martyr of Islam — As We Think of Him — To the Islamic Ummah," or global community of Muslims.

My working assumption is that the political class – and, alas, elements within the law and order agencies – have slowly been bent to the will of the moneyed elite, not least via the media branch of that elite, in the 40 years since the war-hardened generation that made the postwar settlement began fading away and the free-market crowd staged a cyclical revival.

Integral for this is not at least the direct proximity to the Big Players of the media branch.

The Islamic State's media branch in Raqqa, Syria, released this video on November 19.

Sure, the usual nutty anti-Clinton stuff is tumbling off the right-wing media branches, with Fox News suggesting her campaign was nothing more than "bra burning," while other conservatives mocked her "grating" voice.

So there should be one media foundation branched out within multiple pockets according to the following outline: 1.

Serotonin is an important neurotransmitter of the autonomic nervous system and in the liver serotonergic nerve fibres are localized in the tunica media of branches of the hepatic artery, portal vein, bile ducts and the connective tissue of the interlobular septae in humans and rats [ 27, 28].

Branch, January 2014, $15m Branch media was started by Twitter co-founders Ev Williams and Biz Stone, and attempted to encourage more in-depth discussion from social media.

It is better known by its former name: the Central Propaganda Department, and it's the institution responsible for management and discipline of China's media — a government branch so important that its chief, Liu Yunshan, sits on the Politburo.