Sentence examples for press and one from inspiring English sources

Three thermometers or gauges should be created: one focusing on the citizens' ability to speak freely, one focusing on the freedom of the press, and one focusing on the level of trustworthiness and accuracy felt by the citizens in the media of their country.

The appointments panel will have a majority of members who are independent from the press but one person "with a current understanding and experience of the press" and one serving editor will be on the panel.

Turn on that same Internet to the conservative press, and one reads frantic denunciations of Trump vying with equally frantic denunciations of Hilary Clinton, the habit of hatred still intact even in extremis.

(Jaeger had two shows this year – one for press and one private show for corporate sponsors).

His next five novels were largely dismissed by the mainstream press and one can feel the hostility in the reviews.

As le Bon vanished under a mob of press and one particularly insistent girl, the St. Tropez festival became an event.

The problem with film festivals is there's so much on - screenings, press conferences and one to one interviews - your day is spent running around trying to cram everything in.

IEA's three-volume, 700-plus-page outlook for 2010 is hot off the presses, and one of its major conclusions [pdf], once again, is that the age of cheap oil is behind us.

With his LBC 97.3 Radio show, monthly press conferences and one-on-one debates with Nigel Farage, the feeling is that he may have been over-exposed.

Hillary Clinton's appeal to women has already been noted in the press, and no one has jumped on that observation as sexist.

Yet one lawsuit, one press conference and one 60 Minutes interview later, that question has been largely put to rest.