Sentence examples for arguments for publishing from inspiring English sources

The arguments for publishing are a) it's news and b) it's a show of solidarity in the cause of press freedom.

But Mr Dyke believed there was a public interest argument for publishing the minutes of the January 28 meeting.

Instead, the paper ran a lengthy op-ed written by the two editors-in-chief of the Argus, in which both apologized for the pain caused by the piece, the factual problems with Stascavage's argument but not for publishing the opinion.

To take a recent example, the argument for publishing details of the sexual relationships of the former culture secretary, John Whittingdale, was undermined by the fact that there was no clear evidence they had affected the way he did his job.

Omand claimed there was only a thin public interest argument for publishing details of programmes such as Tempora and Prism, which has given the NSA the ability to trawl through the servers of mobile phone companies.

Finally, though, let's reconsider the underlying argument offered by Wallis for publishing the pictures.

Gosh, coming from a publisher responsible for publishing the Sun, that does smack of a pot-kettle-black argument.

The argument for not publishing the details of what staying in the custom union involves was trivial.

A convincing argument for sharing published data is the increased citation rate as a consequence of sharing [ 65].

Jenny Jones, the Green candidate, may have changed British politics for good when she challenged Boris and Ken to settle their tax argument by publishing their returns.

We found some relevant arguments in the published literature for all Hofmann's dimensions, each of which was concerned with the use of ASCT in breast cancer patients.