Sentence examples for scandal press from inspiring English sources

Until that scandal, press assaults on presidents were muted.

Eventually, as the scandal pressed down on him, Nixon discarded most of his aides in the hope of saving himself.

President Nicolas Sarkozy has been quick to capitalize on popular outrage over the EADS insider-trading scandal to press ahead with proposals to tax stock options.

That move is opposed by American and European poultry farmers, who are using the pet food scandal to press their case.

Hunt is accountable not to Leveson – which was set up to report on the implications of the phone-hacking scandal for press ethics and regulation – but to parliament.

As for his recent highly rated appearances on British TV (where he was giving testimony to a government inquiry into the phone-hacking scandal and press ethics more generally) Mr. Murdoch demurred with a gracious smile.

As for commenting on his recent, highly rated appearances on British television — as he testified in a government inquiry into the hacking scandal and press ethics more generally — Mr. Murdoch demurred with a gracious smile.

Parliament after the expenses scandal, the press following phone-hacking, the police in the wake the Hillsborough cover-up, the banks given the financial crisis, and now that bastion of British public life - the BBC - over the Jimmy Saville affair.

The priest, the Rev. Roy Bourgeois, said he had retained the Rev. Thomas Doyle, a canon lawyer best known as a whistleblower in the priest sexual abuse scandal, to press the case with the Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers.

In a speech prepared with Vince Cable, the deputy prime minister made it clear he was determined to use the judicial inquiry into the scandal to press for major changes in the media landscape, including inserting "some numbers" in terms of excessive media concentration so as to give definition to currently vague concepts like media plurality.

But Donald Trump's Bondi-Gate is the scandal the press has been waiting for.