Sentence examples for newspaper strongly from inspiring English sources

This newspaper strongly agrees with that.

Democratic Japan has ambitions to play a bigger role in Asia, one this newspaper strongly supports.

A tribunal awarded Driscoll nearly £800,000 in November 2009 for unfair dismissal after it found he was persistently bullied by Coulson, the committee pointed out, noting that "the newspaper strongly resisted that particular claim".

Mr. Wright was dispatched by lethal injection.The Virginian-Pilot has always worried that the death penalty was racially discriminatory, but in 1979 the newspaper strongly endorsed the death penalty in response to a series of gruesome local murders.

This newspaper strongly prefers small government and low taxes, but if Americans are to have bigger government and a sustainable budget, tax revenues will have to rise.Taxing politicsRaising tax revenue will hurt less if the tax system becomes more supportive of economic growth in the process.

The newspaper strongly supported the war for many years.

He cited a recent joint editorial published in North Korea's three most important newspapers "strongly warning against the flow of information from outside the country, warning against the inflow of capitalist elements through travel outside".

Coverage in Germany was more muted, with some newspapers strongly criticising those who had taken part, and no pictures published.

According to al-Dostor newspaper, a strongly pro-army broadsheet, Time's decision "stank of political bias".

The open letter, published in a newspaper, hinted strongly that Italian filmmakers should henceforth be more upbeat -- especially if they wanted to continue receiving government subsidies.

The meeting could reject the industry's version and then seal the one proposed by parliament, an outcome most newspaper groups strongly oppose.