Sentence examples for press conducted from inspiring English sources

A footnote: In January 2000, the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press conducted a national poll that found that 55percentt of voters believed daily newspapers were biased in their coverage of national news.

A survey by the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press, conducted between Feb. 14 and Feb. 19, found that when voters are offered a list of possible uses for the money, the idea of tapping the budget surplus for a major tax cut is only slightly more popular than a year ago.

The Pew Research Center for the People and the Press conducted the survey last week in Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Poland, Russia, and Turkey, after the United States battled with members of the United Nations Security Council over a second resolution authorizing war.

Indie publisher Tramp Press conducted an informal study, asking its forthcoming authors to list writers who've inspired their work.

The Detroit Free Press conducted a one-year review of the charter sector and concluded it was a $1 billion a year industry that operated without accountability or transparency and that did not produce better results than public schools.

Like a handful of other publicly undecided senators, Kittleman's internal struggle has made him a target in a behind-the-scenes lobbying press conducted in part by elected officials, prosecutors, religious groups, a Catholic bishop, the wrongly accused and advocates who have strong views on one side or the other.

I also manage our internship program with the Honors College at the University of Arizona, speak to press, conduct research and participate in community outreach to raise awareness about the issue, usually by giving presentations to student groups.

Critics have suggested the association should stop inviting comedians to host the event, but Maher disagreed and proposed the White House instead scrap its daily press briefing conducted by press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.

That charter painstakingly shields the press from political interference while offering new protections for the public from unethical press conduct.

The new body should have the power to investigate press conduct, such as consistent misogynistic reporting, as well as hear complaints.

Late last year, Rowling appeared at the Leveson Inquiry into British press conduct, set up by the government in response to revelations about reporters hacking into celebrity voice-mail inboxes.