press officer

The press officer had called her back the following day.

A press officer is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

We have had to cut our number of press officers from 72 to 54.

Soon after, he was asked to become press officer for the Republican party state committee.

I was told this by one of the 15 press officers.

Press officers for the three would say little about the talks.

They were soon joined by the Party's chief press officer.

A photograph is available please contact the press officer below.

Or perhaps police press officers did not work at weekends?

He became the party's regional press officer and business manager in 1928.

Q. Well, is that the role of the press officer to be a defense attorney?

He had retired in 1978, the embassy press officer said.

Now the press officer was addressing the group of reporters.

The press officer will say only that she "misunderstood the situation".

A press officer should try and gain exposure for your record through the media.

But all that has to happen before a press officer can have a sniff of it.

Stephen is a press officer for a pressure group which looks after political refugees.

I should like to point out that when my press officer wanted to step into the Chamber, he was stopped straight away.

In general, Pentagon press officers seemed most restrictive of television.

He is a former newspaper reporter, hired as a press officer in 1973.

Jenny Watson, the press officer, said it was 1 of about 40 such groups across the world.

The chief justice, it appears, has functioned as his own press officer.

Then, one press officer let out that he went to the Adirondacks for a couple of days in the mountain air.

A mistake by the press officer meant the border was opened several hours before it should have been.

She was a press officer for the John Major's 1990 leadership campaign.