Sentence examples for press associations from inspiring English sources

A member of the opposition National League for Democracy, she has been recognized by foreign press associations for her work.

"There's been no national study, but I've talked to press associations in other states, and no one even came close," Mr. O'Brien said.

Mr. da Silva's decision on Tuesday to seek Mr. Rohter's expulsion provoked a strong counterreaction, led by press associations, legal and judicial groups and opposition politicians.

The major press associations in the United States have expanded their service to include entertainment features, and some feature syndicates provide straight news coverage as a part of their service.

These heroes led me to take part in pre-Internet fandom (from pen pals to amateur press associations, where we mailed stories, artwork and commentary to one another), meet Mr. Pérez (whose nickname, Gentlemen George, is an understatement) and eventually "come out of the closet" about my comic book habit to write about the industry, every so often, for The New York Times.

They were used by operators in local telegraph offices and switching centres, by press associations and other private networks, and by subscribers to international telegraphic message services such as telex Since the advent of low-cost, high-speed data transmission in the 1980s, teleprinters have steadily given way to computer terminals and facsimile (fax) machines.

Most articles with unknown gender come from the newswires with a byline of "the associated press" or "press association".

Quotes courtesy of press association.

"We've been fighting for this bill for 10 years," said John O'Brien, the press association president.

The Golden Globes are awarded each year by the Hollywood foreign press association.

"She will roll with the punches," Stofile told the press association.