Sentence examples for respective newspapers from inspiring English sources

Guild offi cials had said that the decision would be made on the basis of issues that remained unresolved at the respective newspapers at that time.

Speaking only about this aspect, Howard Rubenstein, a spokesman for the participating newspapers, said: "The request for proposal is an opportunity we are jointly exploring to lower costs, improve efficiency and strengthen our respective newspapers".

For the first time, editors-in-chief of the company's biggest titles – the SMH, the Age and the Canberra Times – will be responsible for content across all platforms, not just in their respective newspapers.

Then the public flocks to her in ever-larger crowds than might have occurred had the media stuck to their principles instead of falling prey to or perhaps feeding the frenzy in a bid to increase interest and ad revenue for their respective newspapers and network time slots.

Citigroup plans to create Asia and Europe divisions, consisting of consumer and corporate banking operations in the respective regions, the newspaper said.

And what of the newspapers under their respective charges?

The problem with so-called alternative weeklies is that they were often formed in opposition to the daily newspapers in their respective markets, offering a spicier take on civic events and cultural coverage that reflected what was actually nascent in various places.

Walker passes a bench of people reading newspapers with the respective headlines, "Attacked", "War", "When Will It End?" and "Act of Hate", while the final newspaper headline reads "Hope".

Just as important as that relationship, though, is the one the newspapers have with their respective owners, both extremely wealthy old San Francisco families -- namely, the descendants of William Randolph Hearst, for whom The Examiner was the first link in a legendary newspaper chain, and the descendants of Michael H. de Young, a founder of The Chronicle.

You can certainly look at the public polls being taken by various polling firms, TV stations, newspapers, and phone companies, as well as the respective campaigns.

Have students prepare newspaper articles featuring their respective subjects.