Sentence examples for trusted press from inspiring English sources

Gove's trusted press handler, Alan Sendorak, also ended up with another job while his unexpected replacement, Henry de Zoete, turned out to have tickets for the World Cup.

Several KGB veterans occupy senior management posts in Gazprom, Russia's biggest company, and its pocket bank, Gazprombank (whose vice-president is the 26-year-old son of Sergei Ivanov .Alexei Gromov, Mr Putin's trusted press secretary, sits on the board of Channel One, Russia's main television channel.

In our trusted press area we hoovered up some of the gelatin-free gummy bears being handed around and drank out of the vat of terrible £0.00 coffee.

In our trusted press area we hustled up some of the gelatin-free gummy bears that were being handed around and drank out of the vat of terrible free coffee.

Sally Yates' warning couldn't be fully trusted, press secretary Sean Spicer said, because she was "a political opponent" of Trump and a supporter of Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.

Do not trust press releases.

One seasoned press executive described the mood: "Victims don't trust the press, the press don't trust the politicians or [campaign group] Hacked Off.

The press for years has fixated on Hillary Clinton's relationship with the press, and specifically the idea that Hillary Clinton doesn't like the press or trust the press, and that's what accounts for the "famous Clinton secrecy".

A 2011 study by Edelman Public Relations found only 33% of the Australian public trusted the press, compared to an average of 49% globally.

"Of course his diehard supporters eat up the "fake news" claims," said one friend who dismissed any worry since he claims vast swaths of the public never trusted the press in the first place.

In Lorimer's eyes, the newspapers were all part of a "trust press" that was bent on destroying him.