English-French translation for "press"

This is a discerning way of ridiculing the Kremlin's authoritarian press policy.

Freedom of the press and other forms of public information shall be guaranteed.

The President also made three statements to the press on behalf of the Council.

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(Next, type in the date, press Enter and then select the title in the desired legislation.

(Next, type in the date of the act, press enter and then select the title in the required legislation.

I would like to press him further.

The federal government must take action to press the EU and U.S. to eliminate the use of trade distorting subsidies.

To move the upper-left corner, you must also press the (Shift) key.

They do not have to press any buttons to abstain or anything else.

I tried to press the green button to vote 'Yes ' but it did not register.

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Violent attacks against journalists, as well as the harassment of journalists, still pose a persistent threat to the freedom of the press.

Violent attacks against journalists, as well as the harassment of journalists, still pose a persistent threat to the freedom of the press.

However, it is important that sanctimony be left at the door and that it should also be left out of the press releases. || hansard.36

The fear of yet another humanitarian disaster in the Balkans is pressing upon us.

They do not have to press any buttons to abstain or anything else.

I tried to press the green button to vote 'Yes ' but it did not register.

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Basically, all we are allowed to do now is press a button.

The Section has only recommendatory authority and cannot press charges against staff members.

Prosecution authorities have the right to press charges ex officio in case of racist and discriminatory acts;

to press charges against

It also continued to press for the prosecution of those responsible for human rights violations.

to press firmly

Sadly, there were many areas in which not much happened, although the problems - the greenhouse effect, for example - are so pressing.

If the Press Gallery can get prepared for a rematch, Reformers are ready to devastate them again.

There's a breast in Atwell's pressing a woman against her.

For developing countries with limited resources and many other equally pressing priorities, the increasing burden of reporting in its various forms can be overwhelming.

Mr. Starr was born on November 14, 1910, in Copper Cliff, Ontario, near Sudbury.

His dead body was recovered by the police near Harilam Takibal on 5 June 1998.

Their representation in the Government and Parliament is already near 30 per cent.

I have seen it. ~~~ I have photos of a cigarette ad near a playground in Edmonton.

Close to 50 heads of State or Government and vice-presidents attended the Summit.

That same year, close to 50% of single people were in the low income category.

Close to half of the children referred to the teams were newborn to age three.

In 2008, these represented close to 11 per cent of the gross national product.