of, to, in, by or for press?
So please don't think that freedom of press is. |
I just wanted to flag a couple of press releases. |
We stayed at the ground and I had quite a bit of press to do. |
By 1972 these subsidies represented one-eighth of the total turnover of press enterprises. |
If freedom of press helps the improvement of standard of living of masses, then its a good thing. |
A lot of press has gone out today wondering why the iPad mini even exists in a market this tight. |
In 1995, the amount of press imports almost equaled the amount of press exports, in million dollars, 550 against 446. |
Then one company got a lot of press because they were selling a usb thumb drive with all the files needed to just plug-in and go. |
She did tons of press to promote the upcoming release of Unapologetic, including an interview with EXTRA correspondent AJ Calloway. |
I came back to Press Colony and was enjoying tea in a stall, located in Middle of Press colony which also serves a meeting point for journalists. |
Walker was unavailable for comment prior to press time Friday. |
According to press reports, locked doors blocked some avenues of. |
All information are accurate at time of going to press but are subject to change. |
The 2009 Annual General Meeting will have taken place by the time this issue of AT goes to press. |
It? s about to go to press so if you care about the future of our country, get a copy and read it. |
Monroe sought out Henderson's help as a reader before the first issue went to press in October 1912. |
Note that we have given approximate prices; no information on possible increases was available as this guide went to press. |
He referred the paper to the acting commissioner for customs, who, however, we could not reach up to the time we went to press. |
I came back to Press Colony and was enjoying tea in a stall, located in Middle of Press colony which also serves a meeting point for journalists. |
According to press reports, a bomb was planted at Khatak's shrine in the Akora Khattak village, which destroyed the dome and walls of the structure. |
His book The Things We Do and Why We Do Them is in press. |
It's always so crazy to me to be featured in press outside of China. |
The time of relationships in electric girl foods in press that destroys then when coded. |
Often the reference in the submission is labelled as ' paper submitted ' or ' in press '. |
The new study appears in the April 4 issue of Biology of Reproduction -- Papers in Press. |
Please be informed, that we do not publish makreting materials and are not interested in press releases. |
Metacognition is also linked to progress in science (Adey &; Shayer 1993) and in maths (Shayer, in press). |
Director Kim YongHan participated in press conference for film ' Don't Cry Mommy ' on October 15, at Lotte Cinema. |
The print adverts, which first appeared in press and posters in March, were found to breach the CAP code on two points. |
The ' self-censorship ' of the media plays some part in this; continued agency influence in press circles is a factor too. |
You can obtain it by press *#*#8255#*#* on your phone. |
Eshom by press time, but the District Attorney promised an update. |
If there was only Government by press statement, people would soon complain, and rightly. |
Published on Nov 10, 2012 by PressTVGlobalNews First the BBC got itself in to hot water for NOT airing an episode of current affairs programme, Newsnight. |
Working with the Kabbalah Centre International she raised a reported $18m for the school and, in 2010, she laid the first brick at a ceremony attended by press. |
Incompetent hackers Social Network buttons Media Gallery Published on Nov 25, 2012 by PressTVGlobalNews We ask whether president Obama is out of his depth on Palestine. |
Tattam did give permission to distribute a time-locked version of the software, but as the time-locked version was not available by press time, OzEmail distributed the unlocked version instead. |
I left my home for Press Colony -- in Lalchowk -- for my daily routine work. |
The last day to register for press credentials online for pick up at the Show is Nov. |
MY GOD! WHO 'D kiss Brittany Spears on stage for PRESS? LMAO drphibes Absolutely inspiring. |
We said in an editorial that this was a dangerous day for press regulation - and so it's turned out. |
The below press account has that chain of communications taking place in February, with Crump engaging Julison for press advocacy on March 5th. |
Unfortunately, that figure is probably crap in the way that all optimistic engineering estimates produced for press releases are probably crap. |
I can't tell you how many laughs we have had together over the years waiting for press conferences to start or sitting on buses and dodgy planes travelling together on campaigns. |
At press time, he had not been identified. |
At press time, three daily express trains run to KL (9. |
A spokesperson for the estate had no comment on the actions at press time. |
And, at press time, Dem challenger Joanne Ferrary had a 12 vote lead over GOP State Rep. |
The book, sold on Amazon, has garnered (at press time) roughly 100 reviews with an average rating of five stars. |
The limited-edition Fenway Boat and Totes are currently sold out online, but a few can still be found in select stores (at press time). |
For more information on press conditions in Pakistan, visit the CPJ Web site at www. |
Because it appears he is having an impact on press coverage of the former governor of Alaska. |
Witness the many callers to his phone-in on Press TV (both Zionists and anti-semitic Muslims) who attempt to bait him into anti-Semitic statements. |
Sources in both parties said Cameron and Clegg agreed that the status quo on press regulation was unacceptable and that they needed to move quickly. |
As the deadline approaches for Lord Justice Leveson to make his recommendations on press regulation to the government, the public debate gets more strident. |
Scott puts a lot of emphasis on press releases, which is good if well targeted otherwise PR can just become clutter and noise to an already crowded internet. |
That has perhaps obscured the fact that he earned some of that money presenting shows on Press TV, the English-language broadcaster owned and controlled by the Iranian government. |
Richard Ure says: 11:20am 09/02/10 Journalists can have it over the rest of us when it comes to putting a spin on press conferences longer than doorstops because they are there and we aren't. |
Three months ago Naser became a reporter with Press TV, an Iranian-owned station loathed by the rebels for its pro-government position. |
I was just wondering whether I could potentially be doing damage with press ups that will come back to haunt me later in life? (I'd 27). |
Of Peter Coe's remarks after his 800 metres defeat, Seb said that he was less annoyed with his father than with press criticism of their relationship: ' I found that insulting. |
Moncler Vos Coats by using a funnel neck fastened with press studs, extended sleeves, two facet pockets, logo patch at upper arm, hidden double breasted button fastening from the front. |
Today it's only about press releases. |
Just because the Internet is a wizzo, electronic world does not mean that all those important lessons you learnt about press advertising or sales promotion are not important. |
After that opt for ' drive selections (sophisticated) ' as well as press ' Format ' together with ALL RIGHT. |
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