Sentence examples for press with no from inspiring English sources
America's Founding Fathers nurtured a vibrant, fiercely partisan press with no licensing of newspapers or policing of content.
Dumont says he has declared war on France and the press, with no evident sense of irony, calls him Le Ch'ti Islamiste.
In an early sign that the mould was being broken, the new Speaker emerged only after a day-long series of votes, watched by a jaundiced press with no love for the man behind the decision, years earlier to bar correspondents from the House of Commons terrace.
That stack of books did not, however, contain much actual fan fiction: a printed collection of the stuff, from a university press, with no serial numbers removed, would likely have been impossible as recently as five years ago, because the corporations that own Buffy, or General Leia, would have threatened to sue.
"If you can possibly aid the enemy by giving information to the press, with no intent that that information land in the hands of the enemy, and by that mere action alone you can have been found to have aided the enemy, that's a scary proposition," he said.
"When you look at the offense of aiding the enemy and take it out of this case and simply say, 'If you can possibly aid the enemy by giving information to the press with no intent that that information land in the hands of the enemy, and by that mere action alone you could be found to have aided the enemy,' that's a scary proposition," said Coombs.
If the corner's pressed with no safety high, we're taking the vertical".
People report seeing the keys on the room's piano being pressed with no one there, and hearing music fill the space.
If the investor really presses with no good reason, then they are just being sad and you should move on immediately.
If the investor really presses with no good reason, then they are just being sad and you should move on immediately.
'Over there', I endured dummy press conferences with no questions allowed, and unusable interviews with ranting ministers.
