Sentence examples for press card issued from inspiring English sources

Many reporters carry a widely recognised press card issued by a group of media organisations.

A Tehran-based journalist allowed to cover the demonstrations for the American network NBC tweeted a picture of his official press card issued by the Iranian officials, which had "Down with USA" printed on it.

And the press cards issued by the Police Department became a kind of mark of Cain.

Press cards issued to journalists based in Iran are often withdrawn without warning and the authorities are prone to charge writers with vague offences such as posing a risk to national security, spreading propaganda or failing to follow "Islamic guidance".

The military was ordered not to permit foreign journalists to enter Tahrir square until they had press cards issued by the Egyptian government, which the information ministry said would not be available for at least two days.

She showed them her press identification card, issued by the Police Department, and insisted that she was within her rights to photograph a building from the public way on assignment.

The press card was issued, but the remarks show a concerning attitude from officials.

While members of the press with identity cards issued by the police would be exempt, other people and businesses would need written permission.

"So far, we have neither received any notice of resignation (from Reuters), nor has the press card, which was issued by the information department (of the Foreign Ministry), been returned by Chris Buckley," Ms. Hua said, according to the Xinhua news agency.

The coveted Israeli government press cards have been issued to Palestinians, but only when they work for recognised international media.

There are cards issued by individual retailers.