Sentence examples for prestigious press from inspiring English sources

Because we know that during Monday's prestigious press awards, the Guardian was named newspaper of the year, for – among other things – speaking truth to power over the revelations of the whistleblower Edward Snowden.

She was named a Time magazine person of the year in 2018, and won the 2018 Knight International Journalism award and this year's prestigious Press Freedom award, given by the Committee to Protect Journalists.

She had spent several weeks travelling to receive multiple awards for her work with Rappler, including the 2018 Knight International Journalism award and this year's prestigious Press Freedom award given by the Committee to Protect Journalists.

His defiant stance in defense of human rights in Ethiopia earned him a prestigious press freedom award from PEN America in what the literary nonprofit organization said was both recognition of his past work and an attempt to pressure the Ethiopian government into halting its prosecution of journalists.

Mr. Nega, who won a prestigious press freedom award this month, could face the death penalty if convicted of aiding terror groups with his reports, though his wife, speaking to The New York Times last week, said that such a severe outcome was unlikely.

We now have enhanced and permanent access to more than 2700 open access books (most in French but also in Italian, Spanish and Portuguese) that can be read in four different formats (epub, pdf, html, or reader) from prestigious academic presses like CNRS Éditions, Presses Universitaires de Rennes, and l'École française de Rome.

Some prestigious university press should snap that up.

The second highest selling Sunday broadsheet was named newspaper of the year for 2001 in the prestigious national press awards.

Now it's official that the prestigious Graywolf Press will be publishing a bilingual edition of the Chinese writer's June Fourth Elegies.

Besides several illustrations to other books printed by William Morris' prestigious Kelmscott Press, he made 87 designs for the Kelmscott Chaucer of 1896, considered to be among the world's finest printed books.

Paul Lewis, who just was named reporter of the year at the prestigious British Press award for his G20 coverage for the Guardian, makes a plea for getting real: "There are not too many rivals out there.