Noun:

పబ్లిక్ ప్రెస్,

public press's Usage Examples:

As the brothers outwitted and even taunted the police and trackers hunting them, public pressure grew for the police to capture them.

Several efforts were made by him to prevent the introduction of certain reforms, including articles in the public press.

After the atmospheric test ban treaty was signed in June 1963 and the public pressure on AEC was released, [t]he Joint Committee on Atomic Energy struck from the AEC budget the funds that were to be used to construct a Bio-Medical complex at Livermore.

The decision led to considerable public pressure on Sinatra, including an incident in which popular conservative actor John Wayne publicly challenged presidential hopeful John F.

seed investment from Passion Capital and Angel Investors, followed by a public press launch in July 2011.

1912 – Due to public pressure, prostitution in the Levee is targeted.

The age has continually been under debate with adjustments being made in line with rulings, the results of psychological research and to some extent public pressure.

as did their supporters, and the resulting controversy raged in the public press for nearly six years.

After a significant public pressure campaign from transit activists and local municipalities along the line, the service was preserved and transferred from Via Rail to GO Transit.

After independence, following public pressure, the railway line was reconstructed by the Indian Railways along its original alignment.

Institute of International Economics (HWWA) it turned into a unique public press archives.

The first mention of turboprop engines in the general public press was in the February 1944 issue of the British aviation publication Flight.

Synonyms:

newspaper, magazine, paper, mag, press corps, press, free press, print media,

Antonyms:

uncover, delay, decompression, cool,