Sentence examples for newspaper's role from inspiring English sources

Obituary pages have for generations been central to a newspaper's role in its community.

The following day both Mr MacKenzie and current Sun editor Dominic Mohan apologised for the newspaper's role.

What drew Mr. Cameron's wrath was the newspaper's role in publishing the revelations of the American whistle-blower, Edward Snowden.

MacKenzie and the current Sun editor, Dominic Mohan, apologised for the newspaper's role after the panel's report was published.

Rusbridger has defended the newspaper's role, saying has it has provoked a debate about the extent of intelligence activities, which MPs had failed to do.

So began the newspaper's role as an artistic medium; a ready-made canvas infused with language and imagery relevant to the place and time of each work.

This is the second debate forming around liberalism, and a dilemma: for although this newspaper wants government's role to be limited, some of the remedies for inequality involve the state doing more, not less.

On Aug. 7, we published a letter from Zachary Townsend, a student at Brown University and a columnist for the student newspaper, about Japan's role in sex slavery in World War II, and slavery in the world today.

Rick Bentley from McClatchy Newspapers commented Tapping's role as Dr. Magnus was a way for the actor to make a name of herself outside the Stargate universe as Carter.

More to the point, during the past five years the Paw Print Press has been Itasca's only newspaper, and Mrs. Petrash's role in the school and the community has expanded in a way that renders it difficult to define her job concisely.

Mr. Baroni had once told The Record, a northern New Jersey newspaper, that Mr. Wildstein's role at the authority was to take "a real aggressive approach" to getting Mr. Christie's agenda through.