Sentence examples for press extended from inspiring English sources

Asked by a French acquaintance how far liberty of the press extended in England, he said: "I cannot tell, but I am trying to find out".

In his internal legislation, Darányi introduced curbs on the press, extended the legal powers of the central government, and adopted the first anti-Jewish measures.

Freedom of the press extends only to those who own one -- or so the saying goes.

These local officials think freedom of the press extends only to their allies in mainstream media.

"The United States Supreme Court has long held that the First Amendment's protections of the press extend beyond recognized, mainstream media," he argued in the court filing.

Recently, Zhang et al. [2007. Generalized drop-the-loser urn for clinical trials with delayed responses. Statist. Sinica, in press] extended the drop-the-loser rule to tackle more general circumstances.

The prediction from fundamental theory of single-component mass transfer for drops travelling at intermediate Reynolds numbers (10⩽Re⩽250), reported by the authors (Uribe-Ramı́rez & Korchinsky (2000) Chemical Engineering Science, in press), is extended to the case of several solutes transferring simultaneously.

Equally alarming were clauses that infringed on the rights of the press and extended the police's right of search.In this section Unjust, unwise, unAmerican Rebellion Wounded and at bay Re-orientation needed Artificial intelligence?

The president also did not say whether his new policy of an "independent relationship" between the White House and the press corps extended to staff members who deny airplane seats and other access to reporters as punishment for their coverage.

Conveniently skipped over during the press corps' extended bout of shut-eye?

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