Sentence examples for newspaper representative from inspiring English sources

So when Napoleon suffered his crushing defeat on 18 June, not a single British newspaper representative was on the battlefield, or even at the allied headquarters in Brussels.

This was a big news event but as Brian Cathcart, author of The News From Waterloo, has noted, despite there being over 50 newspapers in London, "not a single British newspaper representative was on the battlefield".

"I think the behavior of the L.A. Times has been unbecoming of a newspaper," Representative Darrell Issa, the Republican from California who bankrolled the recall signature gathering, said in a radio interview from the Schwarzenegger bus convoy.

Some newspaper representatives hailed the ruling.

A subsequent afternoon meeting between newspaper representatives and front benchers from all three main parties updated politicians on the morning meeting and the gradual progress being made on creating a successor to the PCC.

One of the oddities of the Press Complaints Commission's censure on the Daily Telegraph for its undercover investigation into Lib-Dem ministers was that it occurred without the involvement of the three national newspaper representatives on the commission.

The four regional newspaper representatives are Ashley Highfield, chief executive of Johnston Press; Ellis Watson, chief executive of DC Thomson; Brian McCarthy, finance director with Archant; and Michael Gilson, editor of the Belfast Telegraph (which is owned by the Irish-based Independent News & Media).

Two months later top newspaper representatives, including Francis Morel, the director general of Le Figaro, the French daily, and Mike Newman, the group circulation director for Associated Newspapers, which owns The Daily Mail and The Mail on Sunday in Britain, publicly called on Mr. Barroso to enforce "fair competition among all players, including search engines".

There had been concerns that newspapers were going to be able to write their own press code, even if it was to be interpreted by a regulator largely consisting of non-newspaper representatives.

Earlier he had persuaded the publisher John Murray, his father's friend, to launch a daily newspaper, the Representative.

"The atmosphere is hotter this time; that is basically true," said Hossein Shariatmadari, the general director of Kayhan, a hard-line government newspaper and representative of Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.