Sentence examples for media would like from inspiring English sources

Bud Ward, editor of The Yale Forum on Climate Change & The Media, would like to see a similar report for the closest U.S. equivalents of BBC PBS, National Public Radioo, and other federally-sponsored media outlets.

But that is not where we, the media, would like the decision to be made.

Scott Beauchamp suggests that the reality behind Chapman's facade was more humdrum than the media would like to imagine.

Some critics of the British media would like to see Parliament further rein in Fleet Street, with a new privacy law.

As much as the media would like to build up the genius of people like Karl Rove and James Carville, the candidates are the ones who win elections.

Sean Hannity also thinks the media-industrial complex is trying to dampen enthusiasm among Republicans: "The narrative the media would like to advance is, this is over, don't even bother paying attention, let's move on.

They're probably right, but (as Don Rumsfeld would say) we go to an election with the media we have, not the media we would like to have.

Thomas Middelhoff, chairman of Bertelsmann A.G., the media conglomerate, would like to make one thing clear: Bertelsmann is no longer a German company.

In his New Year's remarks, Xi oscillated between socialist slogans ("Wave high the sword against corruption") and catchphrases from Chinese social media ("I would like to click the thumbs-up button for our great people").

The tabloid media which would like to be able to identify [Venables] have partly themselves to blame for the current situation because of the way in which they have demonised him".

"Naturally, the climate in Italy and abroad has an influence over the judges," said Bruno Leporatti, Mr. Schettino's lawyer, "but this decision means that our justice system still works based on its principles and not on the public opinion and the media that would like the captain to start serving his time before the sentence".