Sentence examples for public newspapers from inspiring English sources

They are rarely seen in public; newspapers invariably print a picture, taken in 2000, of them receiving their knighthoods wearing matching purple ties.

In Pyongyang on Friday, residents crowded around public newspapers to read the story.

And they are in that process of doing so now so that everything that I'm describing to you today, people, the public, newspapers, etc., can look at because frankly, if people are making judgments just based on these slides that have been leaked, they're not getting the complete story.

Start publishing your public newspapers, magazines, comics and books.

All four journalists were charged under Zimbabwe's Law and Order Maintenance Act, which prohibits the publication of false information that might cause alarm or despondency among the public, newspaper officials said.

She also bought an unspecified number of copies of another public newspaper, the Xinjiang Legal News.

"Even after a public newspaper investigation and questions from this Committee revealed the truth, the BBC did not put out an online clarification to this story.

"If I'm a chief executive of a public newspaper company, my window of opportunity to announce a circulation scandal has pretty much closed," he said.

To demonstrate his editorial independence, he pointed to a front-page story in his public newspaper exposing a corruption in the state-owned oil company PetroEcuador.

It's the first quarterly report for the newly public newspaper publisher.

In the most recent quarter the Post, which also operates a cable system and a string of TV stations, turned in “the worst performance of any of the public newspaper companies,” according to analyst Ken Doctor.