Sentence examples for press through which from inspiring English sources

They fear a free press through which the truth about their regime could be made known.

In 1902, the supreme court heard him described as "a professional advertising schemer" who had bought himself favourable press coverage – the coverage through which we remain obliged to read his life.

The time-honoured institution of the press junket was the vehicle through which I met, albeit on different occasions, both Cameron Crowe and Lester Bangs.

Heavy tropical leaves press against the open windows through which the dancers scramble to make their entrances in pieces by Cuban choreographer George Céspedes and the British dance-maker Theo Clinkard.

The 2009 law was meant to deter employers from discriminating against certain groups by giving workers more avenues through which to press charges.

Often the press is the principal instrument through which wrongdoers are identified, exposed to the public, and subjected to the wrath of the voters, if any.

For instance, product launches can be observed through press releases which can be found in databases such as Lexis-Nexis (e.g., Paruchuri et al. 2006).

A method was developed to press SAH pellets with a center hole through which the heat exchanger tube could be inserted.

The press is no longer in charge of the free press and has lost control of the main conduits through which stories reach audiences.

Through this press release, which accused us of requiring payment to review abusive posts, I discovered that the Kentucky Attorney General had allegedly sent a letter asking me to provide information regarding our terms of service and policies around payment for expediting reviews.

The fact that there are several mediums through which CSR can be communicated including: websites, environmental reports independent of annual report, annual reports, community reports and press releases.