Sentence examples for support a newspaper from inspiring English sources

If you don't already do it, support a newspaper you admire by paying for a subscription.

Some media firms, notably News Corporation, have concluded that online ads will never bring in enough money to support a newspaper.

But he is under pressure to support a newspaper industry proposal that would preserve self-regulation and rely on legally enforceable contracts to bind publishers to the system, including the possibility of fines.

He rose in journalism in the days when it was a branch of politics (as did Hearst, whose father was a U.S. senator, and who served two terms in Congress himself, while longing for the Presidency), but he figured out how to get the market, rather than the political parties, to support a newspaper.

Lawsuits concerning the press were to be heard by jurors chosen by the municipal councils of every town that supported a newspaper.

Surely many of those who chose to declare "Je Suis Charlie" were people of faith, supporting a newspaper that is openly atheistic, whose main targets of satire are religious leaders of all faiths.

And while common sense suggests the support of a newspaper read by millions must make a difference, we have no truck with anything other than empirical data here at the Datablog.

In 1955, when Arab moderates were still calling for dialogue, Camus's friend Aziz Kessous, a socialist close to Ferhat Abbas, asked him to write in support of a newspaper he had founded.

His attacks on ETA and its support structure closing a newspaper that acted as its mouthpiece, rounding up the entire leadership of its political wing, cutting off its sources of cash have served Spain's current centre-right government well.

If your family does not believe in the future of this great city and its capacity to support a daily newspaper, it is only fair to allow us to find someone who does.

Marx and Engels had turned down his initial request for support for such a newspaper (Lange 1968b, 78 79; Irmer 1975, 14).[5] Lange had intended the newspaper to help maintain unity within the workers' movement, but he failed in these efforts (Hundt 1965, 694 96; Offermann 2002, 42, 147 148; Lange [1866] 1968a, 23 May 1866, 3 June 1866).