Sentence examples for theme of press from inspiring English sources

The president is back from his eight-day overseas trip, where, by my count, he visited six countries, held 25 meetings, eight variations on the theme of press conference and two town halls.

December 20 , 2013Mike O'Brien (@mpoindc) To repeat: The theme of this press conference was for Obama to try to slam the door on 2013.

At some point soon this may well become full-blow election issue – ie with David Cameron making it the theme of a press conference – but we are not there yet.

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Even in the first couple of years of his company, Goldfaden did not shy away from serious themes: his rained-out vaudeville in Botoşani had been Di Rekruten (The Recruits), playing with the theme of the press gangs working the streets of that town to conscript young men into the army.

There are two points here that are central to the overall themes of my "Press the Battle" series.

The theme of Huawei's press conference atop One World Trade last week was clear: The company plans to make its mark in the U.S. The hardware maker has made a name for itself outside the States with a string of high-quality handsets, but, as with a number of Chinese companies, this country has thus far proven a tough nut to crack.

Redmond's point is not that it uses these disasters to talk obliquely about the Falls and Shankill's stereophonic nightmare, but that it is registering the pressure of sincerely and strenuously not wanting the theme of the Troubles pressed on it at all.

The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) is carrying eight essays on its website based around the theme of "attacks on the press in 2013".

Now you need to run the update-alternative to set/change the current cursor-theme, when prompted give the number of the theme and press enter.

Giving a preview of his address to the convention on Thursday night, he said that he would press the theme of "America First," his rallying cry for the past four months, and that he was prepared to scrap the North American Free Trade Agreement with Mexico and Canada if he could not negotiate radically better terms.