Sentence examples for press in terms from inspiring English sources

And he is lionized in the popular press in terms once reserved for war heroes and Zionist pioneers.

In 1992, 70% of the press, in terms of circulation, backed Mr Major's Tories, according to Peter Golding of Loughborough University.

"Amnesty is part of the press in terms of gathering information and disseminating it; they serve that function," said Wallace Neel, a lawyer representing Amnesty International.

Already the art world has managed to do what few others have accomplished and almost outdo the fashion press in terms of hyperbole.

Thomas Quaadman, a senior official with the United States Chamber of Commerce, which has led efforts to scale back the legislation, said, "We are engaged in a full-court press in terms of lobbying and education on Capitol Hill" to make lawmakers aware of what the chamber sees as the dangers of the legislation.

"I  never  thought  of feature stories, either in the audiovisual media or the  written press in terms of the impact that they may have on the respect or dignity of a child, his or her future, or even in terms of what would be in  the child's best interests.

New print and digital data (PADD) from the National Readership Survey NRSS), today reveals that Guardian News & Media's titles - the Guardian, The Observer and theguardian.com - are outperforming the national quality press market in terms of monthly and weekly unduplicated reach.

One regulator, who declined to be identified, said, "There is some perversity in the fact that the firms that are getting hit pretty hard in the press and in terms of the sanctions are firms that had reasonably good record retention policies".

Well, too bad, because in a number of ways, things are about to get really comfortable for guests of "Meet The Press", both in terms of new furniture, and with David Gregory, who I guess will be serving as a "hassock that sometimes stands".

"I wanted to see for myself if it was really pointless to run an independent press, in market terms," Das told me, over Skype.

"See, I need to know this," Darling pressed him, "in terms of what I tell people.