At the time, Živković told press

Don't say anything to the international press.

In a democracy, it is important for journalism to be independent.

I did it in that movie, that was my best role .

Nor did the press report Korolev s name.

This number has been widely quoted in the financial press.

The Commission's appointment has been little noted in the Yugoslav press.

The objectification of women in the press reinforces stereotyping of women.

I have thought about it all and decided to stay here.

The album received generally favourable reviews from the press.

Japanese politics has a dull image in the world s press.

A vanity press autobiography does not bring you to the top.

Yet the program s problems are portrayed in the press as the UN s fault.

As the Taiwan Alliance to End the Death Penalty expressed in a recent press statement

The next day, the US press had one possible explanation

Some governments practice an even more direct method of suborning favorable coverage.

Particularly one point from the new set of rules generated controversy in the media

He was an indefatigable traveller, speaker, and writer, and a frequent columnist.

In 2000, there was a poll in the press, for the People of Our City prize.

Addressing the criticism and local rejection she experienced, a pained Sharmila told the press

Women are frequently objectified in the press with the use of sexist references and pictures.

Reductionist terms such as beautiful are used in the press, especially when referring to rape victims and survivors.

Following unification, Germany became one of the most powerful nations in Europe.

The final report of the project, however, contained no mention of geomagnetism.

Such a softening of the church's position was probably the result of the public outcry in Russia's liberal press.

The LHC is a magnificent engineering project, whose many gee whiz features have been widely reported.

Until August, journalists recorded at least 12 different femicides in Paraguay.

After the war Tanich lived in Moscow and worked on the radio and in the press.

Another sparse theory suggests the term appeared in foreign press, and then made its way into Russia.

And the media were prohibited from reporting cases involving land disputes and forced evictions.

But Sarkozy has powerful friends in the press, as well as most of the battalions of the Gaullist UMP behind him.

Plane giants often trade blows on technical matters through advertising in the trade press.

The good news was announced by International Olympics Community (IOC) President Thomas Bach while revealing the team to press.

The physical appearance of female victims and survivors of rape, accidents or other incidents is referred to in many articles in the Sinhala press.

In the online press, information about the book received innumerable comments that vacillated between sarcasm and indignation.

Those who submitted had their passports withdrawn, lost their jobs, and were forbidden to speak to the press.

To judge from the Japanese press, as well as the DPJ s plunging poll ratings, disillusion has already set in.

There was little press coverage or official protests regarding his plight until his death appeared imminent.

Political parties have had a bad press in recent years, and there are good reasons for this.

The idea of dialogue between civilizations usually gets a good press, but it is also sometimes mocked.

At his side sits Martin Wolf of The Financial Times, so a good reception in the pink pages can be expected.

To attract that support, some steps towards freedom of the press have been taken, but censorship remains strict.

The story is one that has been widely featured in media all around the globe and the photo was the perfect depiction of the horrors of war.

Media accounts were vague, with the respectable story pointing to the rekindling of inflation fears, which, in fact, was not news.

Mendacity in the Communist press, which distorted the protests meaning and personally attacked student leaders, inflamed matters more.