Sentence examples for press sector from inspiring English sources
The 69-page NMA report argues that at a local level, the BBC's drive to create its own suite of local news services across the UK is "unnecessary and risks damaging the local press sector".
The News Media Association, a trade body for local newspapers, felt that the BBC's local news created negative market impacts: "The BBC's drive to create its own suite of local news services across the breadth of the UK's communities risks damaging the local press sector, which is currently in transition to a sustainable digital world.
The Spectator editor and Sunday Telegraph columnist Matthew d'Ancona is the biggest faller in the press sector, dropping 31 places to number 73, while media investment specialist and adviser Patrick McKenna, the chief executive of Ingenious Media Group, is the fourth biggest faller, dropping 27 places to number 36.
"Genuine and fair competition in the digital market are essential conditions for a thriving free and independent press sector that contributes to democratic debate all across Europe.
Today the European parliamentarians prove they value the European independent press by voting for a publishers' right that will help ensure the sustainability of the European press sector".
Nevertheless, industry, extremely the press tool sector, dies, molds are currently under pressure to compete on price and lead times.
But, as Greeks' suffering intensified, policymakers pressed private-sector banks and other bondholders to write off most of their claims.
The conference will help presidents press the private sector and legislatures to get serious about public security, says an official from the Central American Integration System, the regional body which convened it.
Just read the trade press in any sector.
Wading into the home builders might seem like an aggressive move given all the bad press surrounding the sector.
The cost performance of Light Rail Transit LRTT) systems have been scrutinized by the popular press and public sector infrastructure agencies as they have been prone to incurring cost increases in their capital expenditures (CAPEX).
