Sentence examples for provincial press from inspiring English sources

In a complaint to the provincial press council, the Quebec Sovereignty Movement called the article "mendacious".

It is something I will remember," said a visibly emotional Rachapol Ngamgrabuan, an official at Chiang Rai's provincial press office.

The Press Association (PA), an organization representing the provincial press of Great Britain, acquired a majority interest in Reuters in 1925 and full ownership some years later.

Thanks to the grandiosity of government spin doctors, we can no longer believe anything we read about ministers in the provincial press.

The explosion of the provincial press in the 1850s reached a somewhat different social constituency but was tremendously important in constituting the sense of identity of the towns that it served.

In Tbilisi (Tiflis) Gorky began to publish stories in the provincial press, of which the first was "Makar Chudra" (1892), followed by a series of similar wild Romantic legends and allegories of only documentary interest.

Some of his more recent works have been published only in limited editions by small provincial presses that cater to collectors.

This suggests that the technology of colour printing was much more firmly established than scholars have generally realised in both centres of book production – such as Augsburg in Germany – and in provincial presses across Europe".

This creeping militarization has not been restricted to the central government: provincial governors, press commissars, film directors, intelligence officers and business leaders are increasingly former members of the guard.

Provincial prosecutors had pressed charges against 72 arrested suspects and were waiting to proceed with 32 others who remained at large, he said.

He worked in the provincial, national and international press for more than 40 years.