Sentence examples for press affairs from inspiring English sources

Shelley Roberts, director of press affairs for NJPAC, confirmed the scheduling mishap and said: "It's unfortunate.

He was soon appointed, aged 48, to overhaul the Holy See's press affairs and was an effective operator.

They suffered a blow this week when Ahmad Burghani, the minister in charge of press affairs, resigned, apparently because of disagreements with his boss, Ataollah Mohajerani, the minister of culture.

"In a process that could hardly be less transparent, they hand-picked a retired judge who, by a second and equally obscure process, has now chosen a group that includes a serving editor [Witherow] employed by Rupert Murdoch who has displayed an extraordinary bias against the public in his papers' coverage of press affairs".

Today, Bartlett, who is thirty-two, oversees five divisions: press, media affairs (for the out-of-town press), global communications (for the international press), speechwriting, and communications.

Trevor Kavanagh in the Sun says that David Cameron's handling of the press regulation affair shows how weak his leadership is.

There are opportunities in academic administration, university advancement (fundraising), university presses, public affairs, etc. Academic administrative positions share many of the characteristics of the positions described in this article.

Steve Palmer is press and public affairs manager at the Social Care Institute for Excellence.

Comment about the role of the U.S. free press in world affairs.

The New Yorker, January 12 , 1976P. 21 Comment about the role of the U.S. free press in world affairs.

Anna Carbonell, the director of press and public affairs for Channel 4, said: "Abby was the most powerful force in bringing the media's attention to Long Island.