Sentences with phrase «international press seemed»
Generally speaking, the U.S. and international press seemed to think the report, which finds the pipeline would have minimal effects on greenhouse gas emissions, bodes well for TransCanada's long - delayed project to connect the oilsands to Gulf of Mexico refineries.
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But after some complaining in the press about his lack of playing opportunities, the Germany international striker seems to have knuckled down and proved his fitness to Arsene Wenger.
The football press seems obsessed with the idea that the Spanish international star is sure to want to rejoin the current La Liga champions but Bellerin has put that theory to bed in style.
The troubled Portuguese international has experienced a severe dip in form and seems unwilling to accept the offer on the table and Sir Alex Ferguson will not be happy with the reported bust - up the 25 year old had with a reserve team midfielder, which was subsequently leaked to the press.
Whether the Arsenal transfer rumours claiming that the Porto and Colombia international star Jackson Martinez is the striker that Arsene Wenger wants to sign to boost the front line of the Gunners, we can only wait and see, although the Portuguese press seem pretty sure.
Now, University of Haifa researchers have found that if you're a politician, good looks will also make you seem more newsworthy — because better - looking pols get more media coverage, findings that appear in the International Journal of Press / Politics.
Supplements don't seem to be in abundance in this release or the Artificial Eye version — a surprise given the film's post-Cannes flowering with the international press.
But here in Cannes, Like Someone in Love elicited a generally baffled reaction from the international press corps, who seemed to desire a movie that explained itself at every turn and laid all of its mysteries bare.
The international initiatives both legal and technical seem both pressing enough and preliminary enough to make it timely to develop some guidance on the global scale.