Sentence examples for media working group from inspiring English sources

Phil Anderson, a volunteer with the group's media working group, said earlier that he expected some would not leave voluntarily.

Hero, who is a member of the media working group stresses that what drew him to Occupy Wall Street was a basic desire to be heard.

The free media working group noted the potential to use Iraq's television and radio capabilities to promote the goals of a post-Hussein Iraq, an aim many critics say the occupation has fumbled so far.

Peter is now with UCLA but at Art Centre in Pasadena in the early 1990's he hosted the Southern California New Media Working group where pioneering digital artists came together to demo their work.

So we tracked down Spyro Van Leemnen, a spokesperson for one of the Occupy's media working groups (aka, the PR guy) to ask him what the hell was going on.

As one crowd who had been displaced by the women's safe space moved their tents out of the way, a young man turned and grumbled to a fellow mover, "Town planning is a myth!" "Town planning is elusive," acknowledged Christine, a protester working with the information and media working groups who never tells the press her last name.

"It's not just about the Democratic Party, it's not just about the Republican Party, it's about the whole system — the banks, the corporations, their role in the economic crisis and the incredible influence they have in the political system," said Ben Carroll, a co-chairman of the coalition's media and communications working group.

Interfaith, peace, and media consultative working groups will also be conducted, leading toward a joint Call to Action promoting a grass-roots partnership in immunization and child survival.

He is also a member of the The Arab working group for media monitoring.

aSession of the "IT security solutions" working group of the German Federal Association for Information Technology, Telecommunications and New Media (BITKOM e.V., see: http://www.bitkom.de last access: 01 August 2012).

Superintendent Paul Giannasi, of the National Police Chiefs Councill hate-crime working group, said he would welcome an invitation to be involved in the expert group addressing social media abuse in football.