Sentence examples for newspaper approach from inspiring English sources

The targets of his disapproval included The News of the World itself; people he said impeded the phone hacking investigation; and people whose assessments of his hands-on newspaper approach were read aloud to him by Robert Jay, chief lawyer for the inquiry, in an effort to determine how involved Mr. Murdoch was in the paper's news operations (not very, he said).

Unlike its webbier rival, the Advocate took a more traditional newspaper approach in stories commemorating the catastrophe and assessing the city's recovery a decade later.

A couple of years ago a newspaper approached him for an interview but pulled out when they discovered he wasn't just off the plane from Tehran and had in fact been born and raised in London.

The newspaper approached the four peers to ask them to help a fictitious Hong Kong businessman who was worried that the business rate and supplements bill would impose extra taxes on his business.

After his election victory in 2013, the Post was the first international newspaper approached by Rouhani to publish an opinion piece in which he set out his global vision.

Tobin, the former editor of a Jewish weekly newspaper, approaches the issue from a Jewish communal perspective.

The editor of my newspaper approached my desk with a print-out from the AP teletype in his hands and asked me: "You know what Butz said?" Yes, I replied.

Desmond was also asked by Jay about his newspapers' approach to ethics and morals, replying: "Ethical?

The East German newspapers approached hysteria in their agitation against "slave trading".

About a year later, one of those large Texas newspapers approached me about a job at the capital, and two years after that, I founded and served as the first chair of the Texas chapter of the National Lesbian-Gay JourNational Lesbian-Gay

The move is in line with Sullivan's call for the newspaper to approach government requests with greater skepticism.