英語 での Foreign journalists の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Protect foreign journalists, diplomats, and aid workers in your state.
Also on 21 April, three other foreign journalists were temporarily detained by gunmen manning a checkpoint in the city.
Foreign journalists in North Korea were told to prepare for a“big and important” event Thursday.
Three foreign journalists have been released, but several other journalists and officials remain in detention or unaccounted for.
Foreign journalists visiting North Korea have been told to prepare for a big and important event on Saturday.
As the number of foreign journalists in Switzerland grew, 1928 saw the creation of the Foreign Press Association in Switzerland in Geneva which is still active today.
Foreign journalists were invited by Deputy Prime Minister Katsuya Okada, for example, to exchange views.
According to Ross Terrill,"Foreign journalists drifted out of China to other assignments.
The military government shunned the entry of foreign journalists for the elections.
But foreign journalists working at Xinhua, the state-run news agency, see their stories reaching much larger audiences.
Foreign journalists have a habit of using a lot of judgemental language in their articles about Japan.
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Even the tour of the consulate offered to foreign journalists has failed to silence what seems too obvious.
The Chinese government severely restricted free travel by foreign journalists to Tibetan areas.
This general ruling, however, does not apply to foreign journalists.
The problems with foreign journalists came to a head when they were accused by the inner circle of exchanging dollars in the black market.
My hope is that foreign journalists- and even more importantly, the Japanese public- can continue to speak their minds.
Earlier foreign journalists visiting North Korea have been told to prepare for a“big and important event” tomorrow.
She was dubbed“Lady Death” by foreign journalists, with 309 German kills to her credit.
All foreign journalists need permission from the government to legally enter central Tibet, which is rarely granted.