Sentence examples for a press free from inspiring English sources
"While the Government believe that a press free of state intervention is fundamental to our democracy, there is no place for illegal activity," he said.
But the regulatory remedies proposed Thursday by an official commission of inquiry seem misplaced, excessive and potentially dangerous to Britain's centuries-old traditions of a press free from government regulation.
"That goes up against the right to know what's going on". "Going back to the beginning of our country," Mr. Alda continued, "it's been a real concern whether we have a press free enough to keep the government from doing things we don't want it to do".
Upon arriving, we discovered that the hotel had been transformed into a press-free zone — presumably by the European Union's media-shy High Representative for Foreign Affairs, Baroness Catherine Ashton, who was officially hosting the talks.
Last August, Mr Justice Patten threw out the parents' claim, saying that "the law does not in my judgment (as it stands) allow them to carve out a press-free zone for their children in respect of absolutely everything".
In the declaration China agreed to maintain "freedom under the law, an independent judiciary, a free press, free speech and the freedom to demonstrate".
Payá proposed a law that would have guaranteed Cubans freedoms such as a free press, free elections and the freedom to start private businesses.
A free press; free scientific inquiry; the development of banking and the spirit of Enlightenment progress: all were crucial in the cocktail.
A free press of free people, liberated from the "Bermuda Triangle" sinkhole of Money, Power and Media.
A free press does not mean a press that is free to bully innocent people and grieving families, Clegg says.
