Sentence examples for press at home from inspiring English sources

"Hope was given to a people that had no hope," he told the press at home.

The best-selling Czech writer in translation, Klíma has a mixed press at home.

So long as Mrs. Johnson Sirleaf's advisers can tell the courts how to rule, the government will continue to intimidate the press at home while maintaining an undeserved positive image abroad.

While the U.S. president makes clear his contempt for the press at home and his disinterest in human rights abroad, governments around the world have taken advantage of Washington's passivity.

The British media have taken great delight in tormenting Michael Clarke's side after their defeat in the second Test but if Australia think they'll get some respite from the press at home, they're in for a shock.

In any case, if British officials had spent a little less time focused on the press at home, they might have been more prepared for Sarkozy's surprise diplomatic initiative, when he cut the reference to "free and undistorted competition" from the text on the EU's objectives.

Meanwhile, though pressed at home, the British were able to expand their colonial markets so as to emerge from the trade war more prosperous than before.

Meanwhile, the Obama administration has been pressed at home to assure an American electorate that the United States will not be drawn into another long war.

Mrs Thatcher's Conservative government, hard pressed at home, has against the odds and to most people's surprise carried through a major act of foreign policy to its intended conclusion.Well, half its intended conclusion.

On Thursday in Beijing, each leader made statements but did not take questions from the press — perhaps unsurprising, given Trump's criticisms of the media and his attempts at infringing on press freedom at home, as well as his embrace of authoritarian leaders abroad.

His flirtation with a president-elect who won West Virginia by 42 points had won him extensive press coverage at home, photographs in Trump Tower (he declined an invitation from Mr. Trump's aides to avoid the press on his way in) and two coveted committee assignments courtesy of Mr. Schumer: Appropriations and Intelligence.