Sentence examples for view press from inspiring English sources

"It's a very complicated picture, both in terms of how agencies view press freedoms and in terms of Iranian laws".

His father, a former adjunct professor of English at Queensborough Community College in Bayside, is the author of "No Stranger Than I" (Hudson View Press, 1991), a novel.

It netted $2.7m trading on information it had gathered by hacking directly into computers to view press releases before they were published.This is not the most egregious insider-trading case of recent days.

Palin would view press clippings of herself in the morning and throw "tantrums" over the negative coverage.

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This was also the view pressed by Mr. Okamoto, who wrote letters from prison in which said he had earned the right, with the airport killings, to be considered "a citizen of all Arab countries".

The main objection to this view, pressed forcefully by Hugh McCann (1991), is that it generates an unhappy proliferation of intention-like states, and that, by finding ambiguity in 'intention with which,' it fails to unify the guises of intention.

The ladies of the "View" pressed that Fluke argued for women's health, not lifestyle.

Lord Justice Leveson is thought to question why, if Mr Gove views press regulation so dimly, his government ordered the inquiry in the first place.

It goes to show: if you take the long view, no press is bad press.