Sentences with phrase «national journalists representing»

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Those are the journalists belonging to the Newspaper Guild, a national union that represents many journalists in the state, including some at The New York Times.

13:04 - Next up is John Hendy QC, representing the National Union of Journalists, who has a monstrously long number of questions to put to Murdoch.

The Bauchi APC leaders had a closed - door meeting with Oyegun at the national secretariat in Abuja, after which the member representing Bauchi - North at the Senate, Suleiman Nazif, who addressed journalists, said they came to brief the party on the developments in the state.

Speaking at theNigeria Union of Journalists» national summit in Abeokuta the Ogun State capital, Obasanjo who was represented by Prof Peter Okebukola, said the problems of herdsmen and the Niger Delta Avengers and others have constituted serious threats to the cooperate existence of Nigeria.

This was made known to Journalists on Wednesday by the senator representing Kogi West in the National Assembly, Dino Melaye

«In addition to the researchers, surgeons and clinicians attending ObesityWeek, we encourage journalists to attend the session to learn more about how the media can participate in being part of the solution,» said Kyle, who also serves as Chairman of the Obesity Action Coalition National Board of Directors, a group representing individuals affected by the disease of obesity.

(He is a prominent journalist and novelist, and cleverly represented decarbonization as a national achievement on the scale of the 1948 abolition of the army).

Girleanu v. Romania, ECtHR, acting alone, represented Guardian News and Media Limited in a third party intervention before the European Court of Human Rights in a case concerning the imposition of sanctions upon a journalist for possession of sensitive information alleged to impinge upon national security.

Matrix Chambers is representing the National Union of Journalists (NUJ) in a group complaint relating to the BBC's gender pay gap, as it emerges that former BBC News China editor Carrie Gracie is among at least 10 senior female employees being advised by Mishcon de Reya.

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