Sentence examples for noted press from inspiring English sources

Ricken Patel, its executive director, noted press reports that organizers would collect a $40 million fee from Bahrain for the race, saying they had put a price on human rights.

In his own Falstaff-Prince Hal moment, this new, less cosy prime minister noted press reports that Mrs Brooks had offered her resignation (though some at NI deny this), and said:…as I have said, it's not right for a Prime Minister to start picking and choosing who should and shouldn't run media organisations.

There is "no credible evidence to support" the "false premises of the H-1B program [that there is a] shortage of STEM [science, technology, engineering, and mathematics] workers," noted press conference participant and labor economist Hal Salzman of Rutgers University, New Brunswick, in New Jersey.

Noted press critic A.J. Liebling once famously noted, "Freedom of the press is for people who own one".

"This problem cannot be solved by the newsroom alone," said Jay Rosen, the noted press critic who's professor at New York University.

The second board statement said: "The board notes press speculation and shareholder concern in relation to an advanced notice for a charge over Ibrox stadium.

In a statement noting "press speculation" H&T Group said it had made a proposal to Albemarle & Bond's administrators, PwC, to purchase some of the assets.

UBS was "highly likely" to have sold the securities in a fire sale, according to J.P. Morgan analyst Kian Abouhossein, noting press speculation on the subject.

Of the respondents, 45percentt were already retired, noted the press release.

(Note: press reports February 9 that Cuba has cut rice imports from Vietnam, its largest supplier, by 11percentt for 2010. End Note).

As well as the photographs there are various items of ephemera including notes, press passes and notebooks including one that documents the famous people that she and her daughter, Winifred, who was responsible for all the printing, met.