Sentence examples for affected press from inspiring English sources
On Sunday, Mr. Ellsberg joined a panel discussion in Washington about how Private Manning's trial and his transfer of hundreds of thousands of secret diplomatic and military documents to WikiLeaks, the antisecrecy group, had affected press freedoms.
Finally, and perhaps most importantly, it affects press portrayals of the candidates and party enthusiasm.
The Huffington Post called the arrests, including that of its reporter Ryan Reilly, the result of police militarization that is "now beginning to affect press freedom".
But one should be wary of the response to the News of the World scandal, especially in terms of how it affects press freedoms going forward.
"Police militarisation has been among the most consequential and unnoticed developments of our time, and it is now beginning to affect press freedom," said Ryan Grim, the Huffington Post's Washington bureau chief.
Acting editor of the Times John Witherow described the proposals for self-regulation as robust but said they would not affect press freedom.
He said that after the hearings concluded, Ms Patry Hoskins had "no input into any conclusion as to the past treatment of those affected by press abuses... or any aspect of the proposals made for future press regulation".
When we started I thought it really affected our press offense".
His focus lay in uncovering the "dark arts" of journalism and in hearing the evidence of those who had been affected by press intrusion.
PAGE A12 RULING MAY AFFECT PRESS Proponents of press freedom have praised a ruling last week by a federal judge who protected a writer from being forced to testify in court about his sources for a book on the Central Intelligence Agency.
How have the terrorist events affected university presses?
