Sentence examples for printed opinion from inspiring English sources

The passage was deleted from the printed opinion at the request of the attorney general, who denied that the theory had been mentioned in oral argument.

Some outright abolitionist newspapers printed the opinion and the final proclamation side by side.

Mr. Fon, who emigrated from China in 1992, said publications that had once printed his opinion articles now routinely rejected them because of worries about political and financial fallout.

The City Council hearing occurred on the same day that The Daily News printed an opinion article by Ronald S. Lauder, the cosmetics heir who spent millions to see term limits imposed.

A Northern-leaning local newspaper printed an opinion that her condition had been exacerbated by the actions of her husband.

Landman also printed many opinions against the resolution and Zionism in his American Hebrew Magazine.

Davison Maruziva, editor of the independent newspaper The Standard, was jailed for printing an opinion article by a prominent opposition politician.

Davison Maruziva, editor of The Standard, one of the country's few remaining independent newspapers, was jailed Thursday for printing an opinion article by an opposition politician, Arthur Mutambara, that accused Mr. Mugabe's government of seeking to intimidate its opponents.

"The paper apologized for printing the opinion piece, so for a week there, it was pretty bad".

No, what they wanted to do was register their disapproval, which, in a free society, is simply the other side of the coin that permits newspapers to print opinions of which some may disapprove.

"Before Citizens United, a public endorsement of this type would've been illegal, so it's a relatively new opportunity in any event". Brenden Quinn, outreach coordinator for the Center for Responsive Politics, added that no one there could "think of any other time a company has explicitly endorsed a candidate" other than endorsements printed in the opinion pages of newspapers.