Sentence examples for press that will from inspiring English sources

To screen the film to the press that will co-operate.

He asks Mr. Cameron to affirm that the inquiry will not lead to regulation of the press that will stifle its freedom.

Much of the press that will accompany her appointment will note that she is the first female editor of the Times.

One of the hallmarks of a democracy is a free press that will report stories that are both favorable and unfavorable to a government.

He speaks about a staged approach to building democratic institutions, holding free elections so as to put good candidates in office, developing a "justice system that can thrive and a flourishing free press that will exert checks and balances and put anti-corruption laws on a firm footing".

We have a Eurosceptic press that will be fighting for an "out" vote and the way Nigel Farage's message has chimed with voters (at least in local elections) highlights the fact that the British have never really embraced the grand European project.

The Venerable Hui Chuan said: "There are media-press that will only focus on the political parts.

The website has already been built – www.insideoutproject.net – and the printing presses that will make the huge poster-size prints is already in place.

Carcetti is lying when he tells the assembled press that he will plough every possible police resource into the homeless deaths investigation.

Meanwhile, there are persistent rumors inside the United Nations building in Freetown, reflected in the local press, that General Jetley will be replaced.

Mayor James Knowles confirmed to members of the press that Thomas Jackson will leave the department on 19 March.