Sentence examples for media to enter from inspiring English sources

Newtown's first selectwoman, Pat Llodra, forbade members of the media to enter the firehouse, but it never occurred to her to ask John Voket, the Bee's government reporter, to leave.

Data journalism can take many forms across a number of different platforms, and to reflect this GEN are encouraging organisations and individuals from outside of the traditional media to enter.

Israel says it will allow up to eight people from the foreign media to enter the Gaza Strip when it next opens its Erez crossing to the besieged Palestinian territory for humanitarian purposes.

The scale of the hidden archive is demonstrated by an inventory that the Foreign Office has published, which appears to show that one of the listed items may itself contain 2.9 million documents.understood to occupy around 15 miles of shelving at Hanslope Park, although this is difficult to verify as the Foreign Office says it will not permit members of the media to enter the compound.

The deterioration of reinforced concrete structures is a very common problem due to the fact that this material has a high permeability which allows water and other aggressive media to enter, thus leading to corrosion problems.

So the gaming company, which has made a huge bet on location, said it's partnering with Next Media to enter Asian markets.

A1 Senate Repeals Media Rules The Senate voted to repeal rules adopted by the Federal Communications Commission that made it easier for the nation's largest media conglomerates to enter new markets.

Western Digital must think they have something special with the WD TV HD Media Player to enter this market so late.

Media were permitted to enter the press area directly beneath where politicians and dignitaries were seated without being asked to show passes.

Ant Financial has since partnered with media firm Emtek to enter Indonesia.

In China, where rampant copying has eaten away at the profits of any Western media company trying to enter the market, customers at 160,000 Internet cafes spent $150 million last year on Warcraft time by the minute, protecting the revenue from easy piracy.