Sentence examples for press allowed from inspiring English sources

There was no press allowed in the War Room.

But there are other tests of freedom: are the press allowed to criticise the government?

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Glaeser talks about how Gutenberg's press allowed books to be sent out into the countryside, making more of the population "urban".

Eventually, of course, the printing press allowed for the explosion of an industry to a degree that none of its progenitors could have imagined.

Chemically treated cotton – billed over the years as "easy care," "wash and wear," "durable press" and "permanent press" – allowed the fabric to compete in the marketplace with synthetic textiles.

Freed from the strict sinusoidal motion of classic mechanical presses, the servo press allows new tool designs.

Paper Me Press allows users to turn themselves into cartoons using just a photo of their face.

Both cases also helped Mr. Correa defend himself against charges that he is too harsh with the press, allowing him to portray himself as a champion of transparency.

Those protections, designed to protect the freedom of the press, allow newspapers, for example, to endorse political candidates without having those writings be considered contributions to the campaigns.

Sensing a P.R. opportunity, the Soviets paraded other rocket dogs before the press, allowing them to be photographed in their little space outfits.