Sentence examples for recognised media from inspiring English sources

By then, however, he was a nationally recognised media and political pundit, appearing regularly on programmes such as Granada's What the Papers Say and Channel 4's Face the Press, and therefore had no difficulty sustaining a healthy freelance career, with weekly columns in the Independent and, later, the Times.

In addition, local journalists will have to complete at least six months of internship at a recognised media outlet before they can be accredited.

The State Attorney's Office said that while it recognised the media's role as "crucial guarantor of the public's right to know", Blau deserved punishment given the "huge" security risk posed by the documents leaked to him, some of which were classified top-secret.

The force said that its online social networking policy was being updated "to take into account a number of recent social media cases nationally and lessons learned elsewhere as we recognise social media is a fast-changing environment".

They recognise the media's contribution to raising public awareness.

"We recognise social media plays an important part.

We drive by a circular plaza we recognise from media reports.

We recognise the media are supported by advertising from firms involved in air travel and cars with which the problem of climate change is intrinsically linked".

Through the 1970s and 1980s many advertisers began to recognise in media specialists kindred business spirits, people who took the money side of things seriously and who treated them with less hauteur than the creative agency people.

The JPA's bylaws don't recognise electronic media and don't allow reporters working for Internet sites or private radio and television stations to become members.

Though many might visit the Electronic Superhighway exhibition because of the new and young talent involved, Bailey is intent on recognising past media artists.