Sentence examples for to create a press from inspiring English sources

In a surprising offer, he suggested it might be time to create a press ombudsman who, in case of extreme malfeasance, should have the power to impose fines.

Bruce Hiler, a lawyer for Mr. Skilling, said: "My client has already answered these questions when he testified before Congress, but unfortunately every time Congress wants to create a press story" they issue another letter.

Gerry McCann will step up the pressure on MPs today to create a new press regulator with statutory underpinning.

The consummate networker and insider James Harding had the job of chairing a roundtable meeting of editors which signed up to all 40 of Leveson's non-statutory recommendations to create a new press body, with minor amendments.

Instead, he said, a profusion of inexperienced newspaper reporters and editors who are taking advantage of the opportunity to create a free press are quickly yielding to the temptation to accept payments from people who want articles written to their specifications.

If you don't want to create a passphrase, press Enter.

Chairman Dan Burton's Government Reform Committee will move on that privacy bill in June, as well as the bill to create a Privacy Protection Commission pressed by the G.O.P.'s Asa Hutchinson and Democrat Jim Moran.

If you don't have a first aid kit handy, you can use an article of clothing like a cotton t-shirt to create a pad and press it against the wound with sufficient pressure to stop the bleeding.

But the history of government efforts to create a consensus on press regulation suggests there may yet be further delay.

The strategy was to create a frenzy, to press, run and keep the Los Angeles Lakers from pounding the ball with ease inside to Shaquille O'Neal in their halfcourt offense.

MPs have tried to force the issue by using the medieval mechanism of the Privy Council to create a Royal Charter for press reform.