Sentence examples for requested a news from inspiring English sources
Cohen requested a news media blackout on the talks, and the sides have abided by the request.
Because the mediator had requested a news media blackout, they did not share their impressions of how much progress had been made.
Mike Ackerman of Miami, whose firm, the Ackerman Group, helps retrieve kidnap victims, said he'd never requested a news blackout because "we've always assumed they wouldn't do it".
The prime minister was questioned for less than an hour by officers, but the police requested a news blackout, according to Downing Street.
In his television interview, Moore contested Foreign Office claims that his kidnappers, from a Shia organisation, Asaib Ahl al-Haq, or the League of the Righteous, had requested a news blackout and insisted they wanted to publicise their message.
He contested Foreign Office claims that his kidnappers, from a Shia organisation, Asaib Ahl al-Haq, or the League of the Righteous, had requested a news blackout and insisted they wanted to publicise their message.
Faculty, staff, or others requesting a news release or other public relations/communications support should send an email to [email protected], and include any relevant materials and dates.
Once requested, a detailed dossier on the news editor was compiled and supplied within 48 hours, containing very few errors.
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Last month, Univision Denver's news show requested an interview with Republican Mike Coffman to get his reaction to Democrat Andrew Romanoff's accusation that Coffman's immigration policies reflect those of former Congressman Tom Tancredo.
The company rejected a request from a "news outlet to remove content about it from another news outlet"; a "request from a public official to remove a news article about child pornography accusations"; and a "request for removal of a news article about a child abuse scandal, which resulted in a conviction".
