Meanwhile, our messages have to inch through a press release approval pipeline, emerging 24 to 48 hours after the event, like a debutante too late for the ball.
But the developer of the Meadowland Mills project is continuing to press for approval from federal agencies and the New Jersey Meadowlands Commission, an independent agency that oversees development in the Hackensack Meadowlands.
The statement said that if the Legislature lacked the will to change campaign finance laws, the group would press for approval of a constitutional amendment allowing "initiative and referendum" on the issue.
Practical advice on etiquette, and cheer-leading jollity from Boris Johnson ("you are going to be the face of London"), is mixed with dire warnings over speaking to the press without approval or compromising the "integrity" of proceedings on social networks.
The Republican budget has no chance of passing as Democratic majorities in the House and Senate press for approval of their own $3.5 trillion spending plans by the end of the week.
The company, through a newly formed subsidiary called Sterling Energy Associates, paid PPL of Allentown, Pa., the former project owner, an undisclosed amount to take over and press for approval from the state Public Service Commission to build the plant for operation by 2006.
At the time of press, local approval was already obtained for 5 out of 9 participating hospitals.
She pressed for approval and signature of the plutonium disposition agreement.
Vote Yes for Life, a group that has pressed for approval of the law, said on Wednesday that it had received $2.15 million in cash, as well as contributions of $39,000 in goods and services.
The idea that a reporter must send a written version of a quotation to a source or his press representation for approval or tweaking is the extreme version of the "quote approval" practice and it ought to be banned in a written rule.
