Sentence examples for newspaper if it from inspiring English sources

A notice to all employees of the Manchester Guardian and Evening News, outlining the proposal for the formation of the MGEN Society, hints at the frustration that Scott had felt during the strike: "A newspaper, if it has done its duty, is an essential public service and it is not right that this service should be constantly liable to interruption by the decisions of any one of many outside bodies".

"El Paso needs a new newspaper if it is to preserve its soul".

The Supreme Court ruled 12 years ago that a high school could censor the student newspaper if it felt that the content violated its "educational mission," but the court provided little guidance on how to define such situations.

He has the right to buy the other half from the newspaper if it changes hands.

The question arises: could the Independent thrive as a national quality newspaper if it were funded by advertising alone?

Mr. Wulff subsequently left a voice mail message with Kai Diekmann, editor of Bild, threatening "war" against the newspaper if it printed the report, which Bild then did.

John Reid, the home secretary, has been at this recently, arguing that his clumsy department would make a better job of keeping track of the miscreants who keep escaping from its databases and on to the front pages of newspapers if it were split into two.Mr Reid's proposal looks unlikely to go far at present.

To be sure, a remark Thomas Jefferson made in 1787 is often quoted admiringly (especially in newspapers): "If it were left to decide whether we should have a government without newspapers or newspapers without a government, I should not hesitate for a moment to prefer the latter".

The dough/paste color should be gray when you mix it with your not-fully-dried newspapers, if it isn't, know that it will need more mixing.

He did not see any point having a newspaper regulator if it was not acceptable for parts of the newspaper industry and going to be ignored".

Then, referring to a phone call between Rouhani and President Obama, which neither side has acknowledged proposing, the newspaper wrote: "If it was a decent act, why does neither side accept the responsibility?" Other newspapers were more even-handed.