Sentence examples for newspaper through the from inspiring English sources
The offer by Mayor Glenn D. Cunningham included tax breaks, loans and grants to the newspaper through the city's urban enterprise zone program.
For eight years this newspaper, through the Freedom of Information Act, has been seeking access to correspondence between the prince and seven government departments between 2004 and 2005.
Because of privacy laws, the player's name was redacted in the report, which was obtained by the newspaper through the Freedom of Information Act.
The figures were based on data compiled by the Thruway Authority and obtained by the newspaper through the state's Freedom of Information Law.
Nevertheless, by 1858, the Tribune reached 300,000 subscribers through the weekly edition, and it would continue as the foremost American newspaper through the years of the Civil War.
But, if he was gone from the frontline of newspapers through the last two decades, Wintour was certainly never forgotten.
At his press conference, Martens hit back: 'If I lived in France I would attack certain newspapers through the law.' But others in the party have abandoned him.
Google plans to announce today a significant expansion of its Print Ads program, in which advertisers purchase ads in newspapers through the Web.
From Victorian "scuttler" gangs, through the teddy boys, the mods and rockers, punks, skinheads, football hooligans and the rave generation, a predominant image of young men in newspapers through the ages has been one of violent nihilism.
Known as Good Neighbors The news sent shock waves throughout Mr. Vasquez's gun unit and the Police Department, and finally, after it was made public in newspapers, through the two men's communities.
Blurry, faded, anonymous and impersonal, the black-and-white photographs bring to mind those chilling images of victims of politically motivated killings or "disappearances" published in newspapers through the years of right-wing military dictatorships is several Latin American countries.
