Sentence examples for the press represented from inspiring English sources

Tulio Hernández, the sociologist who appeared on Castillo's show, told me, "Under Communism, there was no problem with freedom of the press because the press represented the state.

I remember when the press represented the little guy and was respected and lauded for it.

The deputy international editor of The Associated Press, Nick Tatro, said the agency's reporter on the tour, Kathy Gannon, had a discussion at the hotel with at least one person who was "going around to the press representing themselves as a member of, or a spokesman for, a representative of Al Qaeda".

Too often the press represents humanitarians with unquestioning admiration.

There are those, of course, who argue that at least some of the efforts to hem in the press represent a long-overdue correction.

Methicillin-resistant S. aureus (MRSA) often referred to as the hospital 'superbug' in the press, represents one of the most serious threats to public health due to its resistance to a wide variety of antibiotics.

Failure of staff to follow proper disinfection and sterilization processes are not uncommon, and the number of reprocessing failures that are published or reported in the press represent only a small proportion of the incidents that result in patient notification [ 1].

The latest e-mail, signed by Rabbis J. Rolando Matalon, Marcelo R. Bronstein and Felicia L. Sol, said their initial letter to the congregation had "omitted key passages honoring the diversity of viewpoints in our community as well as links to a series of articles in the Israeli press representing a range of opinions on the U.N. vote".

The rocker press represents another variation.

Spaniards' fixation on the foreign press represents a transference of  anxiety over their government's disregard for them.

The button that users press represents an increase to the hourly wage -- at $8.75 cents per hour, most of NYC is off limits, leaving only a few selected areas peeking above the water line.