Sentence examples for press and increased from inspiring English sources

In documenting the problems with Beijing's human rights record in the last year, the report said the government had tightened restrictions on freedom of speech and the press and increased controls on the Internet.

During his reign the ultras continued in power and were able to partly fulfill their political program, which called for tightened restrictions on the press and increased power for the Roman Catholic church.

Recent comments by Hayward, including the acknowledgment that the oil giant was not equipped with the proper tools to handle the disaster surrounding the massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, have resulted in some bad press and increased the public's ire toward the company, leading BP to host a conference call with worried investors Friday.

Meanwhile, recent comments by Hayward, including the acknowledgment that the oil giant was not equipped with the proper tools to handle the disaster surrounding the massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, have resulted in some bad press and increased the public's ire toward the company, leading BP to host a conference call with worried investors Friday.

Many factors contributed to the process: the decline of feudalism and the rise of nationalism, the rise of the common law, the invention of the printing press and increased circulation of the Bible, the transmission of new knowledge and ideas among scholars, the upper and middle classes and readers in general.

Broader dissemination, such as production of policy briefs, press releases, and increased use of social media to accompany research findings may also be beneficial.

Signs a company is "off the rails" include "bad press," "sabotage" and "increasing crime in the area of operations".

Later, with characteristic self-congratulation, M&C Saatchi would take out a double-page ad in trade magazine Campaign, demonstrating the relationship between the advent of the poster and increased press coverage of a potential Labour/SNP pact.

She tried to dispel fears that some CSIC centers would be closed; as for the financial situation, "the panorama is difficult … [but] we are going to do the impossible so that our budgets and our activities are maintained and increased," Europa Press reported her as saying.

"It's understandable that people sort of want him to just disappear," said Cindi Canary, director of the Illinois Campaign for Political Reform, which has pressed for campaign finance reporting and increased access to public records.

The tapered shape of press-fit stems, female sex, and increased age the latter two probably confounded by osteoporosis have been suggested to be independent risk factors for fractures (Lindahl 2007, Davidson et al. 2008).