Sentence examples for press matters from inspiring English sources

She did not press matters in court because, she said, she did not want the mess.

The pastor emphatically denies any wrongdoing, while the authorities and Fulamutu's family are not of a mind to press matters.

Referees sometimes miss infractions, or one overlooks what another won't, leaving the players uncertain about how far they can press matters.

The Jets converted 1 of 11 third-down chances in their season-opening loss to Baltimore, and afterward they acknowledged their tendency to press matters.

Norman E. Isaacs, a prominent newspaper editor and expert on press matters, died on Saturday in a residence for people with Alzheimer's disease in Santa Barbara, Calif.

Anglicans did not separate the civil and religious realms; in England the church was given the mandate to press matters of conscience upon the sovereign and other civil authorities.

The folks behind Pebble, Skallops and the Brydge answered dozens of questions about their success on Kickstarter; how much effort should you put into the video, did press matter, why did some projects take off and others flop.

"Dan was an important figure in freedom-of-press matters nationally, and particularly in Florida," said James Goodale, a First Amendment expert and former general counsel for The New York Times.

She has written two books, Pressing Matters and Making Equality Work.

James Goodale, a First Amendment specialist, described Paul after his death as "an important figure in freedom-of-press matters nationally and particularly in Florida.

Pressing Matters is out on the 2nd of September via Hypercolour.