Sentence examples for press institutions from inspiring English sources

The authorities publicized their reforms by making use of new press institutions, the most circulated of which were Poporul Suveran (a magazine edited by Bălcescu, Bolliac, Grigore Alexandrescu, Dimitrie Bolintineanu and others) and Pruncul Român (published by Rosetti and Eric Winterhalder).

Of course, reporters for many newspapers do not have the freedom to alter their tone very much in this way, which to me is part of how propaganda works, i.e. most of our press institutions are stylistically not geared toward an outraged treatment of, say, the major banks on Wall Street.

As applied to sports, it has pressed institutions to expand opportunities for young women.

While other tribes have pressed institutions to amend certain traditions or abandon nicknames and logos, Florida State enjoys the imprimatur of its sports teams' namesake.

In his memoir, "Rebel With a Cause," Mr. Sperling said Mr. Newman explained that "educational bureaucracies are dedicated to the status quo" and that he would need to find a financially pressed institution willing to take a risk.

Although the foreign banks were not considered strong contenders for Banespa, their presence in the auction was expected to press local institutions to increase their bids.

Almost unnoticed outside the specialist press, the institutions behind the Complex IT Projects report published a follow-up last month, calling for the adoption of engineering values in IT.

In Cuba, however, only the official press and institutions may speak in headlines and statements.

So is building an independent judiciary, a free press, the institutions of democracy that will hold up over time.

Its tentacles, they insisted, not only reached into every part of the economy, but also corrupted churches, the press, and institutions of higher learning, destroyed the family, and suborned public officials from the president on down.

Suffice it to say that on December 30 , 2012 David Gregory came on Meet The Press, esteemed institution in the world of television journalism, and publicly complained about SOMETHING ONE OF THE PRESIDENT'S ADVISERS SAID ON BLOODY BLOODY EFFING TWITTER.