Sentence examples for strongest press from inspiring English sources

Panasonic, in one of its strongest press events in recent years, proved that its new ruggedised tablet was tough by hurling it across the room at a surprised executive's feet.

Over the past two months I have been part of a team in Iceland advising parliamentarians on a cross-party proposal to turn it into an international "journalism haven" – a jurisdiction designed to attract organisations into publishing online from Iceland, by adopting the strongest press and source protection laws from around the world.

The pay board inquiry had a strong press focus.

We put on a strong press to make them turn the ball over.

Some fans will say, "So that's why both guys are such strong press defenders".

At least, in Scotland, Corbyn has one strong press supporter, the Daily Record.

But because his male model was a well-known local soap opera actor, the installation attracted strong press interest.

Grant, a supporter of Hacked Off which campaigns for stronger press regulation, said that the prime minister is "terrified of press barons" and ignoring the plight of victims.

Thankfully, such codes are largely unthinkable in the United States, where journalists like Wolff enjoy, and deserve, strong press protections under the first amendment.

It enjoys an unparalleled freedom of speech and a strong press and therefore attracts journalists, writers, artists, creative people, political activists – all kinds of people looking for adventure and inspiration.

A1 Business Digest C2 EDITORIAL A22-23 EditoriAts: Athehendnd of a session: the court affirms separation of church and state...; stands strongly against theft on the Internet...; and strikes a blow at a strong press.